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HP's Omen 17 Packs Desktop-Class Graphics, Sexy Design

HP’s Omen 17 Packs Desktop-Class Graphics, Sexy Design

Posted on August 18, 2016December 11, 2018 By Jarvis

When HP revampled its line of Omen gaming machines last year, its laptops offered good looks but just middle-of-the road graphics. But with the latest Omen 17, HP has focused on performance, packing Nvidia’s new desktop-level graphics chip into a sleek, 1.2-inch thick chassis and tagging it was a reasonable starting price of $1,599.

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Available sometime in September, the Omen 17 is a surprisingly affordable way to get VR-ready. And for those who want to push the specs to the max, the Omen has you covered. You can select up to an Nvidia 1070 GPU, a 4K display with G-sync and an Intel Core i7 CPU.
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Computers & IT Tags:4K, core i7, desktop, gaming, gpu, HP, Intel, intel core i7, Nvidia, VR

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