Hp Laptops I7 7Th Generation Good For Gaming

This is the 13th generation i7 processor. The very latest one. The laptop seems to be built very well especially considering that this is a 2 in 1. So it will need really good hinges as it switches back and forth between a tablet and a laptop. It does not come with a digital pen. So I bought one separately. Overall, it seems like a solid laptop worth the money. Combine it with the 3 year warranty and you are golden for at least 3 years. It does not have a fingerprint reader, but that is not that important for me as you can always use the face biometrics to sign in. Overall, good value for money in my opinion. I hope that it stays good for a few years. My previous HP laptops have all been good. So I think that this one should as well.

I've always used HP ink, always good results. HP is my choice on Laptops, also.

Very happy about my purchase. When I plugged this into my new iPad 7th generation, it was auto detected and worked immediately. Also when I tried to unplug and use my WiFi connection instead for my web conference, it was significantly slower speed. So kudos to Belkin for making this device and saving all lightning cable users. Nowadays, the market is flooded with USB C devices. For some of us who are still using the lightning enabled equipment, it is a great relieve to have this product save our lives in LAN connection is needed, either at home of in office.

I use this to connect my 7th generation IPad to monitor. I was happy to find out that the power connection is not necessary to the connection unless I want to charge it at the same time.

The Logitech Combo Touch for the basic iPad 7th, 8th, and 9th generation is an outstanding (A+) device. Just download the application and receive software updates for iPad OS shortcut keys. Plus it truly works well in all models to type, to sketch, to read, and to view video content.

I just got it this product for my birthday this year. It's an excellent product that works great with my I-Pod Touch (7th Generation) Device

I wanted to repurpose a older I7 based workstation to gaming and this graphics card was a good upgrade since I had a limited amount of power and space available. MSI seem to always make quality products and B & H did their part just fine.

Works precisely as advertised with my later HP laptops.

My previous system had an Intel i7-2600K doing the work. To say that the i7-8700K blows it away is stating the obvious. It's faster and more efficient in every way. Video encoding is more than 3X faster in my few tests. 7th & 8th generation Intel CPUs also have the necessary hardware to playback even UHD Blu-ray. In my case it was time for a system upgrade and there were a lot of choices. Last generation's 7700K had come down in price and AMD Ryzen CPUs offer more cores for the price. I chose the 8700K due to the maturity of the platform, it works beautifully, I've had no software or hardware issues. Of course you will need a new motherboard as you would with a Ryzen and maybe memory too. If you decide to go with the 8700K it will give you years of service. There are always new products coming around, if you're in the market I think this is a good choice now. Availability is limited but should increase so be patient and don't buy one marked up in price.

I put this module in a Lenovo S340, with Intel i7 10th generation processor, and it's now a rocket with a total 20 GB of RAM. The machine's maker says that it can be upgraded only to 12 GB RAM, 8 on top of the soldered 4, but this 16 GB module was read without any incidents.