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 Barbara Mlonka ᠌

Hp, are you kidding me? Ryzen A 5 4600h and GeForce 1650 Ti, and the memory is outfitted with 2 4 GB dies of ram, and this is in the year 2022? That means, now, in order to install 16 GB, which is an obvious step for the majority of those who take such a configuration, I need to throw away 2 of your 4 GB modules and buy 2 of 8 separately. Is this correct? It is true that I should have checked what was included in the 8 GB of RAM that came pre-installed in the laptop, but the thought never occurred to me that I would still need to do so in 2022. Who would have thought that for a normal multimedia computer you would do such a downgrade? I've had working HP laptops since 2022, and all 8 GB of memory fit into one module, plus there's an open slot for more. In my opinion, this was done in order to make the process of replacing memory as expensive as it possibly could be, in the hopes that people would decide against purchasing a module for the price of 3,000 dollars and instead choose for a model with 16 GB, which is 10,000 dollars more expensive. I am aware that reviews can be subjective, and it is possible that I have drawn incorrect conclusions about HP's business practices, but I believe that the company is taking steps to increase its market share by making it more difficult for customers to replace their laptops. Bad reviews should be punished for such disappointing models so that they hear user feedback and stop being weird. I hope that my review will encourage others to give HP the feedback they deserve as often as possible. Bad reviews should be punished for such disappointing models. 2 just for this purpose. A standard laptop in every other respects, complete with its share of advantages and disadvantages; nothing remarkable about it.