Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased the HP Omen for my son as a Christmas gift so he can play Minecraft and Roblox. We are very happy with the PC. Easy to setup and get online within 30 minutes of unboxing. Hooked up to a 42 inch TLC smart tv and graphics are top notch for his gaming needs. Fav feature is being able to see the inards and color changing module. Definitely recommend for your basic gaming needs.

This is my first gaming PC and i was previously looking to build my own but this one had everything I needed for less than what my build was going to be. Super fast and I’ve had no issues with it. Looks really cool too.

Very cool gaming pc for this amount of money. Playing at maximum graphics in all my favorite games. Thank you very satisfied and grateful

Definitely the best prebuilt set up I could find.. just change the rams to 2x16g other than that keep it factory.

This PC is absolutely amazing and looks great. My fiancé loves it. She used it for her masters and games on it now.

Love this computer. It's very fast and the graphics are amazing. Easy set up and great quality.

Awesome gaming computer! It was super easy to get set up, fast loading speed everything I was looking for

Super good pre built there are some tweaks that you’ll have to mess with but overall for the price and what you’re getting you can’t beat it. I’ve had it for an about 4 weeks now and I love it tons of customization and and features that you won’t get bored of lol.

Awesome pc able to play every game ive tried on medium or high settings. I plan on upgrading the graphics card eventually when supply normalizes.... if it ever does

Good for the price if you get it on sale. At regular price it seems to be a bit much.

TLDR - This 35L is a solid choice for someone needing a midrange, ultra/high 1080p (lower to medium 1440p until frame buffer/VRAM becomes an issue) gamer. HP really fixed issues with some big brand gaming systems by using actual regular hardware! (power supply cables are standard, mounting spots for expanded storage or AIO liquid cooling, 2 open ram slots) Not the best value at MSRP, but a very good starting point for most gamers, and one of the quietest gaming PCs I’ve ever seen/heard! (make sure to set the RAM to use EXPO in the OMEN app to run at 6000 vs the starting 5200, free 0-5% performance bump, all of my benchmark numbers are at 6000) CPU - The 8700G is an odd choice, one of the few missteps from my perspective. Unless HP got a stellar deal on them, or wanted the “8” instead of the “7”, a 7700/x would have made more sense. It’s definitely not a BAD choice, just an odd one. It is cooled decently with the 4 heat pipe tower cooler. Performance is great, 17250 multicore score on Cinebench R23 looped for 10min, 2683single/12551multi in Geekbench 6. (saw mid 80s peak during Cinebench 10 min loop, but sound/noise is stellar) Since they did go with the 8700G, you’d expect to be able to run more displays vs the GPU’s ports, but for some odd reason, HP gives you ZERO motherboard based video outputs to be able to use the 780m iGPU. (the OMEN app DOES let you enable PBO, which I was quite surprised by, not the full settings, but offset and MHZ increase) Case/Cooling/IO - This 35L case is solid, great looks with the contrasting white/black. Would have preferred a separate lower compartment for the PSU, but the side panel does hide it a bit. You get 3 RGB case fans included, plus another RGB fan on the tower cooler. I was blown away by how quiet this system is, even at the “performance” mode in the OMEN app, like I had to put my ear up near the system to really hear it. Even with the quiet fans, it moves enough air to not have any thermal throttling issues with the CPU or GPU. (both get quite warm from my perspective, but not enough to cause issues) The case has an open top area for more fans or a 240mm AIO, an open 3.5” bay for an HDD, and the power supply has an open PCIE 5.0 power connector. (nothing is stamped on the connector as to its max power, I’d have to estimate it tops out at 300w or possibly 450w due to the PSU being rated for 600w) The case has 2 x 5GB/s USB-A ports, a 10GB/s USB-C port, and a headphone jack on the front/top panel connector. On the back there are 4x USB-A 2.0 ports, another 10GB/s USB-C port, 2x USB-A 5GB/s ports, NIC, plus the 3 regular audio connectors. You also get the ports from the GPU. GPU - The 4060Ti 8GB is a bit of a weird choice at this value tier. I would have preferred to see an RTX 4070, but the 4060Ti can still hold its own in most 1080p scenarios and some 1440p. It’s not a high end version, obviously an OEM HP unit, but due to its length and size, the included support bracket should be usable with many different sizes of GPU, and the power supply would be fine for a couple upgrades due to the 4060Ti only needing 160w (this was verified in HWINFO, peaked right under 160, never went over). The hotspot did get into the mid 80s Celsius after an intense gaming session, but never throttles, and stays quiet. Performance was as expected ; 3DMark time spy GPU score - 13445 3DMark Speedway - 3209 Black Myth Wukong Benchmark (1080p high preset, 100% scaling) - 68fps Forza Horizon 5 Benchmark (1080p High preset, no scaling/DLSS, 2xMSAA) - 188fps Cyberpunk 2077 Benchmark (1080p RT Ultra preset, DLSS Quality, no frame gen) - 79fps Battlefield 2042 online multiplayer (1080p high preset) 100-150fps - estimated avg ~120fps SSD - 1TB is very average in size, luckily the unit included with my 35L is a SN5000s, which has higher (not highest end) end PCIE 4.0 nvme drive speeds. The unit is a WD QLC drive, which means it could have slower long/large file transfers, but works great for gaming. I actually saw slightly better than advertised peak speeds, 6000MB/s read 5400MB/s write according to WD data sheet. On crystal disk mark, I saw peaks of 6386MB/s read and 5743MB/s writes. Haven’t seen or felt any slowdown in any game loads. Software - The OMEN app is a bit excessive, too many options and ads, BUT its also quite useful. You can easily run the ram at EXPO 6000 instead of the 5200 it’s shipped with, which is quite odd considering the stickers on the ram even says 6000. There’s also a bunch of other things, like changing the fans, the RGB control, and they even let you run PBO! (I did a quick test running 25mhz+ with a -30 offset, and saw a repeatable 3-5% increase, but I have a feeling spending some time testing higher mhz increase would see even more performance, but YMMV) (There is an included white keyboard and mouse, and they feel pretty much like the same they’d include with an entry level internet browsing desktop, so while they’re usable, most are going to never use them) Overall, this OMEN is a breath of fresh air not having proprietary power connections or motherboards (it’s a normal mATX board as far as standoffs go), its just a bit outmatched by other choices in this value range. Still not a bad choice, extremely quiet, easily upgradeable!

Best gaming rig on a budget right out of the box ready to go! I recommend getting a better gaming keyboard. The one it came with isn't too multiple key pressing friendly.

It's very good equipment 100% recommended, it's good for everything

Very nice computer and definitely recommend had it for a couple months and no issues.

One of the best pre built pc that I have owned would highly recommend this one for great quality games

Great gaming pc runs everything I need flawlessly.

So fair it's been really great, especially for the value been able to play silly little games that I like which has been super nice

Prebuilt gaming PCs have gotten a lot better over the years and this HP Omen 35L featuring the Ryzen 7 8700G and RTX 4060Ti mostly delivers, but it’s got a couple unfortunate drawbacks. I’ve mostly helped build computers over the years, but desperately needed a new machine for myself so this will be it going forward. While perfectly suitable for my needs there are definitely a lot of things I would have changed if I was building it that would have pushed the experience even further. —- ALL tests were done at 1440p Unboxing/setup: You will need at least a couple hours of free time to make sure the system is set up properly and that’s before you get into any actual gaming. The unboxing experience was rather simple though - the tower was packaged safely and you also get a mouse/keyboard if needed. After that just hook up your monitor, any peripherals, and hit the power button. The annoying setup experience comes next since Windows 11 will ask you to enable a lot of different options that most of you won’t need. Think you can just game right away once in Windows 11? I would recommend you don’t. Update ALL the drivers first - windows updates, bios, graphics card, audio, and any programs you use often. My system wasn’t running the smoothest until I did all that. Case/design: I’m coming from a PC that had a black/white design so this is right up my alley. The case is very pretty and has a lot of options for different fan setups. By default you get 2 large intake fans and a standard single exhaust - All RGB! The large tempered glass panel allows you to display your components which is really nice. The only thing I don’t like about the design is the amount of OMEN/35L branding spread across the case. Ports/IO: You’re looking at a very nice amount of ports for all your needs. Most of them are fast too! (5GBs or 10) There’s 2 USB-A ports on the front, a USB-C port, and a headphone jack. Coming to the back you get 6 USB-A ports, a USB-C port, and audio. The GPU has 4 total inputs - 3x DisplayPort, and 1x HDMI. Overall I’m really happy with the amount of ports you get, I had no problem hooking everything up and it’s nice to be able to use external storage and have multiple monitor support. Key specs - Ryzen 7 8700G RTX 4060 Ti 16GB DDR5 (5200MHz - overclockable to 6000MHz) 1TB SSD (Gen 4 NVMe) How it translates to performance: Overall the performance is really good for any game you throw at it as well as any video editing/benchmarks. I do question the choice of using the 8700G though… It's more of a chip designed for being used without a GPU, and it doesn’t have as strong single/multi threaded performance compared to the older 7700. It shows in benchmarks (see Geekbench 6 screenshot) and in games that still rely heavily on the CPU like Counter-Strike 2 the performance was not ideal. I got about 250-350 FPS on average on low settings, and I believe a stronger CPU easily would have netted me an extra 100-200. Other games that rely equally or more so on the GPU performed fantastic though - which leads me to the RTX 4060 Ti. This is the variant that only comes with 8GB of VRAM, but I did not find that to be an issue at all even when cranking up the 1440p settings in games like Cyberpunk, GTA V, and Forza Horizon 5. In terms of RAM 16GB was almost entirely being used by some of these games, so I would recommend bumping up to 32GB as soon as you get the chance to be future proof. What also could have been bumped up is the amount of storage, and while the speeds are plenty fast (gen 4 SSD) with a lot of games pushing well over 100GB you will be eating it up fast. Overall this is the part that makes me really question the value of this system as it should have definitely been specced a bit better for the price. The thing I would have changed the most is ditching the 8700G for something else and having 32GB of RAM. Other specs - RGB fans and CPU cooler 600W 80+ Gold (non modular) PSU The fans in the system actually do an amazing job of keeping every component cool, and silent! I was shocked as soon as I turned it on. Even when gaming on near max load noise just wasn’t an issue. The PSU being used is plenty good as well since it’s 600 watts with good efficiency, but I wish it was modular. You can see a lot of excess cables not being used because of this. Closing thoughts: Questionable components lead to questionable value… At the end of the day it’s still a good gaming PC, but it could have been so much better! I’d recommend it more on sales. Pros: * Attractive case with good airflow * Good amount of ports * Great GPU * Fast SSD Cons: * CPU choice * 16GB of RAM * Cable management

I like it very much it good pc so far my first thank you

wow I honestly did not see this coming from Omen with their latest redesign, I feel like they have kept almost the same Omen Pc design for a very long time. this refresh I felt like is a much needed for the company, and so far this PC is looking good. a new 35L which is a bit smaller than their previous I think is a way better attractive product they have. DESIGN I got the white version and the design looks very minimalist that doesn’t have much of a aggressive look, you have a well printed OMEN logo at front and another one at the right side and 35L printed at the bottom of the glass panel. it has a great matted white finish and a front black matted finish. this mid size looks beautiful I could honestly see myself using this case on future upgrade can’t really say much about the design beside your typical location for your working, parts accessories are all. I love how the fact that Omen decided to design and create their own parts. I feels like they are more serious this time around that actually created a team dedicated to building their own accessories. PERFORMANCE this Omen 35L is equipped with Nvidia RTX 4060 TI GPU. with CPU Ryzen 7 8700G, 16 GB DDR5 Memory and 1 TB NVME which is pretty much a standard I would definitely upgrade the RAM to 32 GB. most of my time testing was playing Black Myth Wukong. i’m using my MSI oled 360hz with 1440p resolution. this PC was able to automatically set the game on High Settings. with that I was getting over 120fps it was also utilizing 97% on GPU so yeah maybe if best if I keep it on high setting. CPU temps I was getting around 35 degrees at the game utilities about 64% of my RAM, another game that I spend a great amount of time was Sifu the single player kung fu game. I was getting massive performance on that game with this 4060 TI, I was honestly surprised. with everything set to max my FPS was going above 200 to high 100+ fps it was a joy to play. you shouldn’t have any issue running all games with this PC, I would also say this is a great PC to have for Sim Racing. since you technically don’t need high graphics and most Sim racing game are not graphics heavy. overall the PC was quite I was keeping with PC performance using Omen dedicated applications which I think works well. hey why not use it, they build it for a reason. CONCLUSION OMEN 35L was a great come back for Omen as a company i’m glad they went beyond what they were comfortable at and actually created something that they can be proud of. they don’t look like just another prebuild PC to me. PC was stunning with great RGB on fans it blends great the white case with white fans pops a lot when it’s on. one thing I wish I know it’s only a 4060 TI but I wish the PSU had dedicated button it turn off. looks like you’ll only get that unless you get a much beefed up version of this PC. overall fantastic job Dell Omen, keep it up now I can actually recommend their PC.