HP announced a handful of new gaming laptops today, serving up a refresh of the 15-inch Omen and a new 16-inch Pavilion laptop. In the case of the Omen, we’ll
HP announced a handful of new gaming laptops today, serving up a refresh of the 15-inch Omen and a new 16-inch Pavilion laptop. In the case of the Omen, we’ll see an AMD configuration option joining the standard Intel Core CPUs, while the Pavilion Gaming 16 will obviously be taking its place as one of the few 16-inch gaming notebooks on the scene.
The new Omen 15 comes with a fair number of improvements over last year’s model, the most obvious being an expanded choice in CPUs. Omen 15 buyers will have their choice of 10th gen Intel CPUs – the Core i5-10300H and the Core i7-10750H specifically – or they can decide to shun Intel entirely and opt for a Ryzen 7 4800H from AMD instead.
Regardless of the CPU, it seems we’re limited to NVIDIA graphics in the new Omen 15, with the laptop supporting up to a GeForce RTX 2070 Super Max-Q. GPU options for the laptop start at a GTX 1650, but if you want something in between those two extremes, you’ll also have the option of a 1650 Ti, 1660 Ti, or an RTX 2060.
