Intel Graphics 530 Specs

Great price, screaming specs with Intel® Core™ i9-13900 K, easy to add peripherals (small form factor box opens easy for upgrades), has 4 x Mini DisplayPort 1.4 capable of driving four 32" 4K DCI (4096 x 2160) monitors at 120 Hz, has 1 SuperSpeed USB Type-C® 20Gbps port for newer external drives (needed for 8K video transfer), came with NVIDIA RTX A2000 (12GB) graphics card, and, so far, HP Service has been flawless and patient. HP has vastly improved their products, diagnostic software and service since last time I bought an HP computer (8 years ago).

NOTE: I am receiving a warranty extension from ASUS for my feedback. I needed a replacement everyday laptop for work / personal use. I looked around quite a bit at various manufactures, specs, sizes, and colors......this one won out. I really wanted a 14in'ish laptop for the size and weight, but I this one was acceptable at the slightly larger 15.6in screen size but still a good overall size and weight. I also REALLY like the orange highlights on the ESC key and the bumper on the bottom. PROs: Great value for the specs; i9 processor, 1TB hardrive, 16gb ram, Intel Iris AND Intel ARC graphics (assignable in Windows settings to specific apps), nice backlit keyboard with auto shutoff when not in use, full number pad, fingerprint reader on power button that works well, physical camera cover, great trackpad, and good typing experience. CONs: 1920x1080p screen resolution, wish it had at least 16:10 or 2K resolution. Memory can't be upgraded, it is soldered onto the motherboard with no spare slots. BUT, I knew both these things before I bought it, so not truly CONs, just items to be aware of. One item that has been odd is USB-C charging. This laptop comes with a DC pin power supply and does technically work with USB-C charging through the TB4 port. However, I have multiple USB-C power supplies that work with my Lenovo laptops and none of them work with this laptop. It has a 19V at 4.74A power input, which none of the (reputable) power supplies I have can provide. Just an odd quirk that I was not expecting, so for now I use the DC pin power supply. Overall, I would recommend this laptop to friends and family, especially when you can get it on sale at B&H like I did.

I upgraded from an Intel i7-4790k. I didn't think this processor would make much difference because I have a nice graphics card (gtx 2070), but in VR games like Rec Room and I've noticed a huge difference. In rec room I used to have glitches that I thought were just from the game, but with the new processor I've now realized it was from the CPU not running fast enough. I'm very happy with this processor.

This machine lives up to the hype. I upgraded from an Intel based MacBook Pro. The Intel machine was noisy and hot running one of my favorite games even on low graphics settings. The M3 doesn't seem to even warm up that much despite the fact that I maxed out the graphics settings completely. To my knowledge the fans have never come on. I had to look up whether the machine even has fans (it does).

The value you get out of this is excellent. It has a solid GPU where other systems in this price range have the basic onboard Intel graphics. It's a small case, which makes upgrading the drive later a pain, but tucks away nicely. Light, quiet, and fast. I purchased it for my parents who are now playing Obduction on it. It came with Windows 10 1703 so I updated that to 1903 for them.

Very fast cpu with integrated graphics. It doesn't need a discrete gpu like most intel cpus but more modern and super fast. Had no problems pairing with 3200mhz ram and it could probably do 3600mhz easy with a good board.

Intel the best

goodcamera and specs.

Accurate specs. it does what it says..

Well, it's Intel and that says it all