Review on 15.6" HP Pavilion Gaming 15-ec2010ur 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 5 5600H 3.3 GHz, RAM 16 GB, SSD 512 GB, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, DOS, 3C8N3EA, Black by Jnis vele ᠌

The main benefit of a laptop with such a video card is the cost ($60k at the end of December 2022), while the biggest drawback is how infrequently they are put up for sale. All of the aforementioned drawbacks are manageable. Only an entirely black background makes flashes apparent (transitions in the intros of games or when watching movies). The colors are distorted in the accompanying shot, there is no blue tint at all, and the highlights are not as dazzling; instead, I have indicated where they are. During manipulations, the case makes a mild, not crucial, crackling sound. There are two choices for green backlighting on the keyboard (bright and dim). It is unfortunate that you cannot activate the continuous backlight (support said so). There is a Type-C port in case someone feels that two USB ports are insufficient. To remove the built-in battery, you must unscrew the entire back cover and use a tool like a mediator to disconnect it from the case and the built-in battery. About two bars of 4 GB. Not a very convincing argument, but it's possible that they operate in dual-channel mode, making 8 GB plenty for routine jobs and games (I play directly on the laptop screen; I haven't connected any 4K monitors). The key topic is productivity right now. draws attention to Cyberpunk 2077 (several parameters on medium, of course without tracing and DLSS, because the card does not support this). I was shocked when the Cyberpunk FPS-monitor showed 30 indoor frames and 23 outside frames, even though it appeared to be 40 frames (everything is smooth, without brakes and jerks). CPU load is between 50% and 60%, and 90% of the memory is loaded. The CPU can reach a maximum temperature of 90 degrees, while the video card may reach up to 75 degrees, I noticed (and this is when the laptop is on the bed or on its feet). 60 frames are typical in Battlefield 1 (2022). I haven't tried any others yet, and I need to purchase an SSD because there isn't enough disk space. 256 GB is undoubtedly inadequate for gaming. The laptop was purchased from Amazon through Sbermegamarket. Evidently, there was a piece receipt. The laptop became unavailable after being ordered via the Sbera app.