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 Mateusz Rzeczycki ᠌

The topping is composed of the filling. I'm not really into playing games, so I did it for the job. I did so with the intention of increasing the amount of RAM to 32 gigabytes and adding another solid state drive. It is not too heavy for me to lug around with me wherever I go. Six plus hours of autonomy are guaranteed, assuming it works at all. I will write the review after putting it to use for a while first. With its positives being: Aesthetically pleasing, having an understated aesthetic that is yet replete with unexpected details in the design. Exceptional qualities A month later, I would like to add: 1) Working with iron enables you to do your job without having to worry about any limits. 2) Low noise 3) The backlighting of the keyboard is a really useful feature for people who are active at night. 4) The possibility to readily upgrade was the primary factor in the decision to go with this option. With these drawbacks: A month later, I would like to add: Disclaimer: The Linux Mint operating system, which I am currently working on but have not yet completed; as a result, there may be some issues. 1) The casing is made of fragile plastic, and it bends pretty noticeably. 2) The touchpad operates at a level that is about average, but I would like it to be more responsive and accurate. 3) I don't feel the full appeal of a 144Hz display, and I suspect that this is because the drivers for my video card aren't the best. After one hour of work, there is a discernible fatigue in the eyes. 4) I will add the following drawback to the list that was previously presented: the screen does not shine, the colors are muted, and there is a feeling of haze. Maybe it's the monitor on my laptop, which has such a resolution. 5) Autonomy: just for four to six hours when the processor frequency is lowered to its absolute lowest setting and the discrete video card is turned off. The problem is that working in such an environment is no longer pleasant. 6) The underside gets quite hot (when there are no low settings), it is unpleasant to hold on your knees, and you won't be able to do much work away from the table because of this.