HP OMEN 15
Overview The HP 15-dc0084tx 8th Gen i7 laptop is the newest in laptop innovations meeting your personal and business mobility needs. It comes with great performance and gives you the flexibility to work however you want. The laptop is equipped with Intel i7 8th Generation processor and also has…
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Design
While HP couldn’t escape the black-and-red aesthetic we find on most gaming laptops, the new Omen is as good as this color scheme can possibly look. I just wish it used more premium materials. The lid is black, with four red lines forming an “X.” That X divides the lid into quadrants: two covered in carbon fiber and two in plastic made to look like brushed aluminum. The carbon fiber looks and feels premium and unexpected. The top quadrant features the Omen logo in an attractive, shiny red.
the 15.6-inch 4K display, surrounded by a thick bezel with the Omen logo.There’s a full island-style keyboard with a number pad. The WASD keys are in bright red, while the rest are black with red sides and letters.
Display
The 15.6-inch, 4K display is quite bright and offers up vibrant hues. The Omen’s screen covers an excellent 114 percent of the sRGB color gamut, surpassing the mainstream notebook average (100 percent), tying the Razer Blade, and beating both the Predator (81 percent) and the Inspiron (67 percent).
At 313 nits of brightness, the Omen was more luminous than the competition. The mainstream average is 255 nits, and the Razer Blade was just a hair dimmer than the Omen, at 310 nits. The Inspiron (226 nits) and the Predator (253 nits) have noticeably darker display .
Ports
The Omen includes almost every port a gamer could want. On the left side of the machine are a Kensington Lock slot, a Mini DisplayPort, HDMI output, an Ethernet jack, a USB 3.0 port, a Thunderbolt 3 portand headset and mic jacks. The right side of the notebook sports an SD card slot and another pair of USB 3.0 ports.
Performance
HP stuffed our review configuration of the Omen 15 with a 2.8-GHz Intel Core i7-7700HQ CPU; 16GB of RAM; a 1TB, 5,400-rpm HDD; and a 256GB SSD. That’s plenty of power for everyday computing. Case in point: I had 30 tabs open in Chrome, including one streaming a 1080p episode of Last Week Tonight, and downloaded a game from Origin.
The Omen 15 notched a score of 12,528 on the Geekbench 4 overall performance test, beating the mainstream average (10,543) and Inspiron 15 7000 (10,363; Core i5-7300HQ) but falling short of the Predator (13,587; Core i7-7700HQ) and the Blade (13,684; Core i7-7700HQ) . It took the Omen 27 seconds to copy 4.97GB of mixed media files, translating to a rate of 188.5 MBps. The mainstream average is a faster 237 MBps, and the Blade (203 MBps) is also speedier. The Predator transferred files at the same speed as the Omen, and the Inspiron was the slowest (106 MBps) of the bunch.
Battery
Despite its high power consumption under load the Omen 15 still lasted longer than most other notebooks. Almost 8.5 hours in our video playback or Wi-Fi test at a normalized brightness is exceptional for a gaming notebook. Even the long-running Dell G5 only lasted for 5.5-6.5 hours and was thus unable to keep up while the rest of the competition ran out of power even sooner. When idle and at minimum brightness the Omen 15 lasted for up to 10.5 hours. Under load and at maximum display brightness it ran out of juice after 1-2 hours. 3D performance was reduced by around 20 % on battery .
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