The gaming market is heating up so much that HP is trying to make do with another lineup of dedicated systems. This includes a new laptop and a new desktop, both of which will sit at the lower end of the market.
Pavilion Gaming Laptop
The first of these systems is the new Pavilion Gaming Laptop, which might just be among the best entry-level gaming laptops you’ll see all year.
The 15.6-inch display at the front can be had in either 1080p or 4K, with the former coming with an optional 144Hz panel. The design also features a backlit keyboard, available in Green, White, and Violet.
Under the hood, you get an Intel Core i5 processor, with 8 GB of memory. There’s a 1 TB HDD by default, though it does come with 16 GB of Intel Optane memory for speeding things up. Users can get a new 8th Gen hexa-core Intel processor, as well as better NVMe SSDs if they are willing to pay.
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On the graphics side, you get the newly-branded AMD RX 560X GPU, which is basically the same GPU but for laptops. There is an optional GTX 1060 with Max-Q design, too.
Pricing is set at an alluring $799 for the base model, which will be available at the end of next month.
Pavilion Gaming 690 & 790
HP is also announcing two new desktops, in the mid-sized and full-sized packages.
HP Pavilion Gaming 690
The Pavilion Gaming 690 comes with AMD’s impressive entry-level Ryzen 3 2200G on the CPU side, with an integrated Vega 8 GPU, though, you can pay more for a GTX 1060.
There’s 8 GB of RAM (up to 12 GB supported) as well as 1 TB of storage.
The size of the 690 means only medium-sized cards are supported, which is a compromise you’ll have to live with for $549.
HP Pavilion Gaming 790
The Pavilion Gaming 790 is the better-decked of the two. It comes with a Core i5 processor, with an entry-level GTX 1050 on the graphics side, though, you can get an RX 580 or a GTX 1080.
Up to 64 GB DDR4 RAM, a bunch of NVMe/HDD/Optane options and a Thunderbolt port are given. Price starts at $649.
Both the Pavilion Gaming desktops will be available in the mid of this month. They also play their gaming spirit well with a green hue on the front.
Its 2018 and with respect to that now a days most AAA Games Required decent graphic card to play them… any Graphics cards below 2 to 3 GB is a Joke….GTX 1050 and 1050Ti also considered mid-range cards and not recommended for most of the AAA Games…I suggest u go for at least GTX 1060 “6 GB” Variant …im using one and highly satisfied.