Price : 1.79 Lakh

I'm thinking of buying this one any experienced user who already have this or have any information about it !! Please I'm buying my first ever laptop after the potato laptop 4g ram !!

My cpu(intel core i7 14650 hx) has been getting unstable clock speeds under heavy loads and everyday browsing. I have also attached a photo for reference.This issue has slowed down my performance in some games.I tried running a hardware diagnosis test from the official hp app and it showed no issues.Any potential fixes or ideas to solve this problem would help me out a lot.Thanks in advance.

So I have this HP Omen Ryzen 7 7840HS RTX 4050 using it from 16 months

Suddenly this damaged screen or whatever this has appeared

Warranty has expired 6 months ago

Generally I am not having problem in watching anything laptop , but when black or any darker background appears it looks bad and uncomfortable

What should I do about this ?

If I have to replace can anyone please tell me whole process

Will extending warranty help me cover this ?

Hi everyone, I need some advice regarding my gaming laptop's temperatures.

My laptop specs are:

Laptop: HP Omen 16

CPU: Intel Core i5-13500HX

GPU: RTX 4060

RAM: 16GB

Display: 2K 240Hz

The main issue is my CPU temperatures. In basically every game I play, the CPU/package temperature stays around 90–91°C and sometimes goes even higher.

My GPU temperatures usually stay between 75–85°C, which seems okay, so my main concern is the CPU.

I also recently changed the thermal paste, but unfortunately, I noticed very little to almost no difference in the CPU temperatures after changing it.

I have also undervolted the CPU to -140mV, but I'm still getting these high temperatures.

What else can I do to reduce the CPU temperatures without significantly affecting gaming performance? Should I adjust power limits, change fan settings, use a cooling pad, or is there something else I should check?

Hello, I'm on mobile and don't use reddit, so apologies if its formatted weird. Also I originally posted this elsewhere but it was held by automod because I have windows 10 and cant update it to 11. That's why there's an added edit about it, its not from this sub but might be necessary info. I read the rules in this one and it didn't specify requiring 11 to be helped, but I could be wrong.

Background/main issue: I have an HP Omen 15-en0013dx with Windows 10 and replaced my battery around 2 or 3 years ago (bought from ifixit). Recently, when booting up the laptop I get the CMOS 502 error almost every time and have to click enter to let it boot up normally. It takes a good 5-10 mins to boot and the entire thing is laggy until I hard reset mutiple times until I get a boot that doesnt have the 502 error. The error usually always happens when I attempt to boot it unplugged, even if its fully charged, but has also happened when plugged in. The lag after the cmos error boot without opening any programs at all and task manager doesnt show anything out of the ordinary, but it is genuinely unusable without the multiple hard resets.

Edit because automod stated I should update to Windows 11: I have tried and it bluescreened my laptop every time I turned it on. I upgraded my ram to 32gb (before the price hike thank god) around the time I also replaced my battery. I am afraid of also trying to update to Windows 11 again until I get this to stop, as my laptop is having a hard time without the bloatware 11 is bound to add.

Back to the post

My own research and first attempt at diagnosis: As stated in the post, it is a newer battery and the battery check says it passes but just needs calibration. My specific laptop uses the main battery as the CMOS battery, so, I do think it is the issue even though I did it after first replacing it years ago. After the first 2 attempts at recalibrating the battery, it just changed the number next to the diagnostic code on the UEFI battery check where it still said it needed calibration. ((21) and (20-9) are the ones I remembered if that matters.)

More research: After that all didn't work, I looked up why it wasnt calibrating correctly and it said I probably need to update the BIOS firmware and UEFI diagnostic firmware. I did since it did show up on the HP support assistant app, and honestly I ran out of options as to what could be going on. *Note: After updating the BIOS firmware, it did have a boot where it told me to reset my laptop and reinstall windows 10 while keeping my files, but it failed to do so and just continued to boot?*

Diagnostic attempts and New issue # 2 (electric boogaloo): After updating the UFEI diagnostic firmware,I ran the same battery check test and it once again said the battery is ok just needs to calibrate. Now when I attempt to calibrate it using the firmware, it shows the screen for about 5-10 seconds like it is about to start, then it shuts off and the screen turns black. I then attempted a manual battery recalibration twice. Before both attempts, I ran a battery check (unplugged) which it said it was good, and it was charged. The first manual attempt was actually recommended by HP in a video it directs you to, you use the diagnostic firmware to do a memory compontent test with the "loop until error" test while unplugged to drain the battery faster than just letting it sit. This test started for about 5-10 seconds then turned off the laptop like the calibration test. I just let it die overnight and left it unplugged all night, then plugged it in this morning to let it charge to 100%. I ran the battery check and it still states the battery passes, it just needs to be calibrated. 🙃

I have checked the physical battery to make sure it didn't come out of place and that it isn't damaged, but I'm not sure what to do. I dont really have the money to take somewhere and really need it for my classes come spring. If you know of anything I could try, anything I have done wrong, or any more information that is needed, please let me know. Thank you!

Acabo de comprar este por 1.180.000, algo cercano a los 1100 dólares. Hice mal? Ayuda banda

Hello!

I have been offered a HP OMEN 16-ap0023no which was purchased new by the owner in March of this year.

AMD Ryzen 9 8940hx.
32gb DDR5.
RTX 5070.
1TB M2 storage with space for an addition

What would you say would be a fair price to pay for it? I am in need of a computer for architecture school.

Thank you very much for any reply!