Newest HP Victus 15.6" FHD Gaming Laptop,AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS,8GB RAM,512GB SSD,NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050,Wi-Fi,Bluetooth,Webcam,Backlit Keyboard,Windows 11 Pro,Mica Silver

I must admit that I was not expecting a solid-state drive computer to perform well, as I had been using an old HP Pavilion since 2013, which ran on a physical hard drive. I was looking for a new hard drive computer, but I could not find one. So, I turned to the HP OmniDesk Desktop computer, which features an i-Core 7, 14th-generation solid-state drive, and includes 16 GB of RAM. I am surprised how well it performs. It has a quick processor, which allows me to have more programs running simultaneously. It has a quick startup, and the installation process was quick and easy. No hangups were detected so far. I use the desktop for research, compiling data, writing and editing reports, shopping, and entertainment.

The computer came with Windows 11 installed. I'm an old man and hate wasting what time I have left learning new stuff when old stuff works just fine. I hate Windows 11. Every change from Windows 10 that I've encountered is a step back. Before M'soft ended W10 support, I download W10 installation media and W10 drivers. Now I'm try to work up the nerve to install Windows 10. Besides familiarity, another upside is that M'soft won't be bothering me with updates.