Review on 🖥️ HP PAVILION 13-an0 Notebook - 13.3" Display, Intel Core i3 2.1 GHz, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 10 Home by Adam Borkoski ᠌

1. Someone claims that Full HD is excessive for a diagonal of this size, but if the video adapter can handle it, I wouldn't say no to 4K. If necessary, you can choose a lesser resolution. I have two smartphones, one that is typically FHD+ and one that is 5.7". 2. If the battery drains quickly and the cooler is constantly making noise. This makes me think of the following anecdote: "Doctor, everything pains me, I touch it, and it aches here, here, and here." Your finger is broken, my friend. Hardware is not at fault if the OS "eats" the battery. The first sign of a processor load is increased heat dissipation and continuous fan operation. If you have a "no load" fan that is constantly running, examine your material to determine which drivers may be missing, choose "passive" cooling in the settings, set the "charge saving" mode, and identify the processes that load the system. Contact MicroSoft technical assistance; if you do not propagate viruses and/or torrents, these are probably their "tricks" since they enjoy running a variety of background activities. Install openSuse if all you need is a browser, an office program, and some multimedia; it seems to function nicely. 3. I installed Windows 10 to check and test the hardware, and it was incredible. The first two eats destroyed the device's typical performance. The touchpad was the first casualty; pressing only started to function after moving the cursor, i.e., when you press a button on a software form or window but do not move the pointer, nothing happens. The ability to use native drivers (video) was the second casualty. Although they appeared to be installed, Windows did not appear to hold them for drivers and instead used its default ones. After reinstalling Windows and disabling ates, everything functioned as intended (this is in short, too lazy to describe all the pirouettes with a tambourine). 4. The touchpad really, occasionally, behaves strangely; perhaps later, I'll discover a solution. I prefer a regular scrollbar, and yes, I've set it up in openSuse. The images were taken by the Japanese and are not mine; they are screenshots from a YouTube video.