A:AnswerKayla ,thank you for our question about this HP Omen 25L laptop! Yes, it is possible to upgrade the board and the CPU in this. This uses a MicroATX-standard system board.
A:AnswerTurn other rgb controllers off like windows dynamic lighting and razor synapse to ensure theres no conflicting programs running. Ive never had a problem with these settings.
A:AnswerKeegan, thank you for your question about the HP Omen 25L desktop computer! The ArcticL motherboard is HP-proprietary and made to be sold only for HP computers.
A:AnswerZander, thank you for your interest in the HP Omen 25L gaming desktop computer! This uses the HP-proprietary ArcticL motherboard. It is equipped with four memory slots that handle up to 64GB DDR5-5200 and has dual-channel architecture.
A:AnswerThanks for your question! The HP OMEN - 25L Gaming Desktop has Wi-Fi built-in. An Ethernet cable will not be required for an internet connection.
A:AnswerThank you for your interest in the HP Omen gaming desktops! The board on this does not have any additional PCIe slots for capture cards. However, you can plug an external capture card into the USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C port on the back, which has a 10Gbps signaling rate.
A:AnswerHi, Simar, and thank you for asking about the USB-C ports on the back of the GT15-2134 computer. Yes, they are. the top USB-C port is marked with a number 5, while the bottom one is marked with a 10. Unfortunately, we can't attach pictures but I've looked at pictures of the back of the computer, and they are marked as I've described.
A:AnswerHello, Simar! This HP OMEN 25L Gaming Desktop has a 10/100/1000 Base-T Network Card, meaning it will support up to 1 Gbps in internet speeds. It also has 4 RAM slots and is expandable to 128 GB with 32 GB DIMMs. Thank you for your question!
A:AnswerSome IDIOT responded saying that there are 3 audio jacks on the back of the PC.
Yes there are 3 audio jacks on the back of the PC but 2 out of those 3 jacks are input jacks. Only 1 of those 3 audio jacks make up ONLY 1 of the jacks that you need to produce 5.1 surround sound as a PC with 5.1 surround sound typically has 5 color coded audio jacks (2x inputs & 3x outputs) while 7.1 sound typically has 6 color coded jacks (2x input & 4x output).
The 3 audio jacks on the back (Blue[line in], green[stereo/front/headphones],& pink[mike in]) are NOT the 5.1 surround sound jacks required for 5.1 sound. you still need the black[rear] and the orange[sub/center] jacks to produce true 5.1 surround sound.
HP has been lying to its customers for years by saying that their PCs produce 5.1 sound output right out of the box when their motherboards DON'T HAVE ALL OF THE NECESSARY 5.1 OUTPUTS. HP support will then give the BS excuse that their HP PC motherboards are 5.1 surround sound "capable", but can ONLY produce true 5.1 surround sound with "additional hardware" added to the HP PCs which you will have to purchase and install separately since HP doesn't have nor install such hardware to any of their HP PCs anymore.
Every PC in the world is "capable" of true 5.1 surround sound when it is from an added sound board/hardware designed to produce 5.1 sound! HP shouldn't be making 5.1 surround sound claims unless HP starts adding a statement of "additional hardware is REQUIRED in order for the PC to produce 5.1 sound output" from the HP PC.
HP is now and has been doing so for many years of HP fraudulently claiming that their HP PCs produce 5.1 surround sound out of their box when they clearly don't and are not capable of producing 5.1 sound unless additional aftermarket hardware is added to the HP PCs.
HP does the same thing with their HP extended warranties as the HP warranty coverage time-frames are a misrepresentation and is ALWAYS a year shorter than what HP states and titles them as. Every HP PC comes with a 1 year manufacturer's warranty (sometimes a 2 year warranty). HP extended warranties start at the date the PC was purchased and not the extended warranty purchase date. So if you buy a 3 year extended warranty it will only extend your warranty coverage for 2 years AFTER your included 1 year manufacturer's warranty as the first year of the "3 year HP warranty" runs concurrent with th1 year manufacturers warranty from the original date of the purchase of the HP PC.