Review on HP Pavilion Gaming 15-ec2048ur 15.6" Laptop 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 5 5600H 3.3GHz, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050, DOS, 4E0T5EA, Dark Grey/Bright Green Chrome Logo by Wiktor Lisowicz ᠌

When participating in competitive activities, it is advisable to use a stand equipped with coolers. I decided to get it since it has the processing power of 20% of the leader -64 core 3990X, which is exceptional for a laptop and led to my decision. If you choose to, Vidyuha will let you play any and all of the games. The creaking case is a readily forgivable flaw due to its other attributes. Pros: Electricity in exchange for sufficient funds (comparable in performance to the i7 10th generation h series, which costs almost 2 times more) Good matte screen Adequate for a universal laptop graphics card Two screws, of which one is used to support the nvme (10 windows about 25 seconds loaded) Backlighting on the keyboard has two modes, plus the keyboard itself has some nice motions Sound that is respectable and surprisingly juicy (obviously not on par with that of regular column basses, but extremely buzzing for use in film). The body, while having a nice surface, is noisy and creaks. It warms up very noticeably when subjected to demanding games or loads. You can't take it with you since it's too hefty (around 2 kg) (but this is already a nitpick) My individual view is that the power connector coming from the PSU is somewhat flimsy (which, by the way, is 135 watts)