HP's 'Pavilion Gaming' Laptop, Desktops, And Monitors Debut

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HP launched new gaming entrants to its Pavilion mainstream consumer products. The new Pavilion Gaming line contains the 15” Pavilion Gaming laptop, 690 and 790 desktops, and Gaming 32 FreeSync monitor.


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[justin.m.beauvais]

What the heck HP? Putting an RX 550 into a system with a 2200G is kinda dumb. The 2200G's built in graphics are nearly as capable as the RX 550. If you want to save some money, dump the 550 and use the Vega integrated. If you want better performance forget the 550 and give people the option of the RX 560. At least that would be a noticeable boost in performance.

 

[alextheblue]

What the heck HP? Putting an RX 550 into a system with a 2200G is kinda dumb. The 2200G's built in graphics are nearly as capable as the RX 550. If you want to save some money, dump the 550 and use the Vega integrated. If you want better performance forget the 550 and give people the option of the RX 560. At least that would be a noticeable boost in performance.

Yeah the 560 should be the minimum discrete option. Below that they should offer the 2400G by itself with some decent RAM. Even a cheap 3000 kit does wonders. But this is a mainstream OEM system, they do silly things.

 

[jdog2pt0]

I've pretty much written off HP. Never been impressed with any of their products, and all the one's I've owned/dealt with caused me nothing but problems. Tried talking my dad out of buying another HP laptop, he did it anyways and it didn't take him long to realize his mistake.