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 Felicja Pawlak ᠌

Got a laptop for work and play. There wasn't much of a pricing difference between the various versions in this HP Pavilion Gaming series (the difference is about 5 thousand). Thus, I decided on this notebook. Online games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Team Fortress 2 typically operate at frame rates of 144 or higher. The laptop isn't up to the task of playing PUBG, maxing out at 144 FPS even on the lowest graphical settings. The visual processing power of the eyes is sufficient for these tasks. blended using this. This laptop is a joy to work with. Rendering uses the entire processor and raises its temperature to around 91 degrees while doing so. Although the laptop can withstand temperatures up to roughly 100 degrees, I am concerned about its longevity in such an environment. It does, however, require rendering. This is a typical screen. In terms of image quality, I have no complaints. The keyboard's standard fare. Keyboard with a typical membrane (not mechanics). A palm rest would be nice, and it seems like they come packaged with mechanical keyboards. The hand eventually drops because of growing discomfort. A separate, big plus appears behind Numpad. The touchpad is a pleasant addition. Poor quality webcam. In my opinion, it's at the 4MP level. There is a lot of background noise, but the face can be made out. Where possible, use your phone's camera in place of the computer's built-in one. Here, you'll want to shop around for a camera with a narrow shutter, because. The width of the screen is limited (which is more a plus for a laptop than a minus). The laptop has enough battery life for four hours of continuous work in documents, web browsing, or YouTube video watching. Depending on how long you play, it may be an hour (maybe more; depending on the game itself). The laptop's frame rate drops to 60 fps in games and 144 fps in the browser while it's dead on the inside. With 144 frames per second at full charge. Outcome. The laptop works well for both gaming and schoolwork. Furthermore, to perform any necessary editing or rendering in Blender, Maya 3D, etc. Additionally. The webcam captured the image shown below. Pixels per inch: 1,280. About 24 bits of depth. The image clearly displays both the noise and the clarity. Since the face will be obscured, the meeting will be a failure.