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 Micha Jakubek ᠌

1) The manufacturer probably exaggerates the quality of the screen and the 45% NTSC coverage they claim. The AUO B156HAN08.2 (AUO82ED) laptop I have has a screen with 72% NTSC coverage and 90-96% sRGB coverage, according to a search I ran across multiple technical references. It would be fascinating to get HP's thoughts on the matter. 2) It has long been an observation of mine that installing drivers on laptops is never a simple matter. After unpacking a file downloaded from HP's official website, a message appeared stating that the driver was not compatible with Windows 10 LTSC 1809. This was the most crucial part of the installation. The Nvidia Control Panel for the 16xx series was a download I had to make from their site. After a couple of hours of drumming around the house in vain, I went back to the Nvidia website and called the technical support chat, where specialist Alexander explained in great detail why 144Hz didn't want to be engaged; I owe him a big debt of gratitude. It turns out that this laptop's discrete video card is only responsible for rendering 3D, while the integrated video card is in charge of actually displaying the image on the screen. As a result, installing drivers for both video cards is required, as they communicate with each other. To be honest, I didn't see it coming. Everything was successful when this adjustment was made. But the adventure was far from over; in order to play Crysis, I had to activate it in compatibility mode with Windows 8 and adjust the settings in the game to 144 frames per second (FPS). The audio and camera drivers were not installed because I left them at the office. My computer is not compatible with HP's website. Overall, for the price, I am pleased with the purchase because I got the full power of iron and a good screen. I'd appreciate it if the HP service were to function more smoothly, address the driver compatibility issue, and provide feedback on the laptop's display matrix.