HP OMEN - 35L Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 8700F - 32GB DDR5 Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 - 1TB SSD - Panda Metal

I’ve been very happy with this HP OMEN 35L. I mainly use it for gaming and AI image/video creation, and the Ryzen 7 8700F, 32GB of RAM, and RTX 5070 handle both very well. Games run smoothly, and it has enough power for demanding AI tools like ComfyUI. The system is fast, quiet, and has been stable so far. Overall, it’s a powerful PC for both gaming and creative AI work.

i love the hp omen series, i upgraded from one of the omen 16 laptops with 16gb ram to 32gb ram also better graphics and such. it never gets hot and the fans are so unbelievably quiet.

Oh man... So I've been wanting a gaming desktop for some time now. Although I am tech savvy, I wasn't really sure where to begin when it comes to putting together my own computer. There is so many parts to choose from, and technology is evolving so fast these days that I feel like pre-built computers are the way to go for most people. Especially these days since GPU's , Ram and Storage is getting really expensive. Anyway.. HP has been doing some really cool stuff with their gaming PC's and the HP OMEN 35L is a great example of how to do a gaming rig right. The case feels like it is made out of premium materials. It is rigid, strong, and made of metal. The "mesh" panels are also metal and allow plenty of air to flow through and cool your PC. The side panel feels like actual glass, it could be some sort of plastic because it isn't so heavy but to my touch it feels like glass. It has ports galore on the back and top of the case. 3 DP ports on the back, 1 HDMI 2.1, 4 USB A, 2 USB C 3.1 and 4 USB 2.0. It comes with an 850 Watt power supply, an AMD Ryzen 7 - 8700F, 32GB of Ram ( in a 1 stick configuration) and an Nvidia RTX 5070 with 12 GB of VRAM. Before I picked this PC up, I had heard about the RTX 5070 and people being somewhat disappointed with it but I can reassure you that it is a fantastic video card and will run just about any game in High settings. I opted to connect mine to my 48" OLED TV because it's the best display panel I have in my home and I like to kick back on a bean bag while I game. It is capable of 4k and 120hz and this computer has no problem pushing games onto this display. I dunno if it is the best way to set graphics settings in game, but I always let the Nvidia App optimize and set the graphics settings in the games I play for me and it is working out great. I am currently playing Horizon Forbidden West , Red Dead Redemption, Marvel Rivals, Battlefield 6, Resident Evil 2 ( Remake) Rocket league and Fortnite. Along with a bunch of other games. The RTX 5070 can run all these games in 4k and 120hz. I am really impressed with it. Not ever game is running at its highest graphic settings to get those frame rates but it still looks really good to me. I am loving this computer and I can't wait to buy and play more games on it. I think this machine is pretty future proof, and will serve you for many years to come, it seems easily upgradeable as well. There is plenty of space in the case for expanding and upgrading parts. In the photo you can only see 1 NVME slot, but I did find that there is another underneath the GPU. It takes a little bit of work to take out the card and access it. If you do want to use the second slot for expanding your NVME storage, I would suggest getting a stick that has a heatsink on it because it is sitting right under the GPU and it'll get warm under there. There is also space to install a 2.5" or 3.5"SATA HDD or SATA SSD if you choose to expand your storage even further. I am so stoked to own this Rig, and I love the design and style of it. I love the color scheme as well and the RGB lighting on the fans and Ram stick. It looks modern and classy in my opinion. All in All, have to say this is hands down the best gaming PC I have ever owned. I love it, and I think you will also.

HP built a quality gaming PC with the HP Omen 35L. It looks great and performs great. Its also quite quiet for a gaming PC which is a plus. Setup was easy and your typical Windows OS setup and I immediately go to windows update and get all the latest updates and then update the video card drivers. Its been my process for years. Works out really well, takes some time but I’d rather be fully up to date after unboxing before I start installing anything. So there isn't anything really different about setting this up than any other PC out of the box. HP picked a cool color combination. They call it “Panda Metal” which translates to white/black. It looks nice and the RGB components were done well. It's not “overdone” but nice and classy. Cable management was done great and the whole thing is aesthetically pleasing. The white/black color scheme also gives you the ability to pair it with white or black accessories like mice/keyboard which I thought was cool so you aren't stuck to one color for your peripherals. Aside from looks, it's quite functional and a very decent size. Small enough to look great on a desk yet large enough to house a large graphics card. HP did a great job in the cooling department with this system. Mainly I think because of all the perforations in the case and the fan placement to move air through the case. It’s extremely quiet at idle and decently quiet under load while gaming. It doesn't sound like a jet engine which is nice and performs great under load. It's a powerhouse. It came standard with 32GB of DDR5 6000 RAM. Typically prebuilt systems come with 16GB of RAM so it is nice to see that doubled in this system. Also, it's a single 32GB stick of RAM so there is room on the board for upgrading. This is my first AMD system and it comes with the excellent AMD Ryzen 7 8700F which includes their first NPU unit for AI tasking. The GPU is fantastic, featuring the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 which is an excellent video card capable of playing the latest and greatest titles at great frame rates so you can take advantage of those high refresh rate monitors. Both 1440p and 4K performed great on Battlefield 6, Call of Duty, and Fortnite. Games load quickly thanks to the 1TB solid state hard drive which provides ample room for many games and applications. Speaking of applications. The HP Omen software that is included to control performance settings and RGB lighting is very straightforward and decent. I usually don't like bundled vendor software but the HP Omen suite is fairly lightweight and easy to navigate. I'd give the software an 8 out 10. I think if you aren't going to build your own system from scratch and are looking for a great gaming system that has room for upgrades and performs fantastic, I think this is a great candidate for consideration. I would highly recommend it as it is one of the best pre-built systems I’ve had the pleasure of owning.

Beautiful computer right out of the box. No setup required, just plug and play. I love the dedication to the black and white scheme though I wish it went just a little farther with a white fan on the cpu cooler. I’ll probably throw an RGB in there later. I was also super pleased to see the anti-sag GPU mount that came with it and really appreciate the built in cable management for the GPU power cords. I got this computer for my wife who likes a clean white aesthetic and she was thrilled with the amount of space for stickers! There is a thoughtful cable shroud for the motherboard cables as well. The fans are extremely quiet and when the lights shut off after a certain time period of idleness, I can barely tell the computer is even on. Two massive intake fans create a positive pressure environment, sending heat out the fan less case top with an additional exhaust out the back. The machine performs extremely well in games, especially at 2K resolution at 144hz. DLSS helps push it to a clean 4K experience as well. The included storage is fast to boot the OS and loads games quickly. I do wish the onboard Ethernet port was faster than gigabit since my internet is 2Gbps so there is some throttling there for the wired connection. Lights were easily customizable and there is plenty of room for extra PWM and RGB fans via a hub in the back case. The front of the intake screen is black instead of white as well which breaks up the aesthetic. Overall I would still recommend this machine since individual parts are so hard to get at reasonable prices these days. It performs extremely well with low bloatware for a prebuilt machine.