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Title: HP Victus 16 Laptop Review: A 1080p gaming powerhouse with few compromises
Post by: Redaktion on September 25, 2023, 16:45:30
The HP Victus 16 is one of the few budget laptops on the market with an Intel Core i5-13500HX processor. How does it hold up against modern-day games when paired with an entry-level graphics card? Read on to find out more.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Victus-16-Laptop-Review-A-1080p-gaming-powerhouse-with-few-compromises.748144.0.html
Title: Re: HP Victus 16 Laptop Review: A 1080p gaming powerhouse with few compromises
Post by: LL on September 25, 2023, 22:41:34
Unacceptable to release a laptop in 2023 worse than a Legion from 2021 specially the temperatures.
It can be seen from the design it do not have the usual 4 necessary vents.
Title: Re: HP Victus 16 Laptop Review: A 1080p gaming powerhouse with few compromises
Post by: George on September 26, 2023, 01:20:09
Ok, time and time again: can OEM's 'shoe horn' powerful parts into laptops? Sure.

However can they keep those parts (and the laptop) from overheating without a TON of fan noise? Well - sometimes yes and sometimes not so much.

While one would think that the 16" form factor would be easier to cool (possible larger fans and vents) than their smaller 14" counter parts one begins to appreciate the "boat anchors" "Alienware" creates with their gaming laptops with regard to thermal management.
Title: Re: HP Victus 16 Laptop Review: A 1080p gaming powerhouse with few compromises
Post by: Ednumero on September 29, 2023, 05:26:02
A 16:10 panel would make better use of the proportions of that lid. Agreed on the thermal concerns as well.

I do appreciate the minimalist aesthetics. Hopefully they can preserve those while addressing both of these concerns in a future SKU.