HP Victus 16

I would look at the HP Victus or the Dell Vostro lines. Those aren’t gaming laptops exactly but you can get them with a GTX 1650 or RTX 3050 for under $1000.

So the bottom line is: it’s okay but you should really just save a bit more and go higher end. A bit more detail below. Look, it’s a great value. Particularly if you time your purchase with a sale. It was $869 when I bought it. However, I returned it the same day it arrived. I had watched YouTube vi...

You'd be good with an hp victus 16 3050 ti Ryzen 5 5600h. And you also could find an Asus tuf dash with i5 11400h (six cores) and an rtx 3060 for 1100 dollars and under.

Its a good entry level laptop for light gamers and students. I recommend getting a cooling pad and upgrading the ram as soon as you can. For gamers get an external keyboard if you're planning to play anything serious. Only had one problem and that was because windows updated the bios to an unstable ...

HP Victus 16.1" FHD, AMD Radeon RX 5500M (4GB GDDR6 dedicated), 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Mica Silver, Windows 10 Home, 16-e0011wm.

If you're like me and did a bunch of research ahead of time, I will answer the last couple questions/concerns you may have. The screen wobble isn't bad at all, if you hit it, then it wobbles, but I get zero movement while typing or gaming. The screen looks good, it's bright and I didn't have any ble...

Hey,. It depends on the laptop but I don't think it's worth it. Here's an example: [**HP Victus 16z vs HP Victus - same configuration but different graphics. As you can see - the performance difference is not that big.

The HP Victus 16 is an affordable gaming laptop positioned below the HP Omen series—the company says its V logo is the bottom half of the Omen diamond—with prices starting at $649.99 and climbing to $1,249.99 as tested. Replacing the Pavilion Gaming models in HP's lineup, the Victus feat...

don't recommend TUF. If you love ASUS, choose from zephyrus G series or M series. Also HP Victus is not bad IMHO.

The HP Victus 16 is an affordable gaming laptop positioned below the HP Omen series—the company says its V logo is the bottom half of the Omen diamond—with prices starting at $649.99 and climbing to $1,249.99 as tested. Replacing the Pavilion Gaming models in HP's lineup, the Victus feat...