HP OMEN 45L Gaming Desktop, 13th Generation Intel Core i7-13700KF, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB Solid StateDrive, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Graphics, Windows 11 Home, GT22-1072(2023)

I bought this computer to replace my HP Omen 30L. I was ready for an upgrade but didn't need anything too crazy. This Gaming PC was at the perfect price and works great and has the room to expand if I choose too. Plus HP has great customer service

Been using it for a while and it definitely exceeded my expectations.

Set up was very easy. Plug and go. Better than expected and is very fast. Handles every game I play at high FPS(+144fps easy) and at max graphics.

I purchased this for my wife and when it got here the first time I turned it on it said that I needed to install an operating system. So I turned it off and turned it back on and it worked. Got everything setup and it started to crash during games or the audio would mess up. So we sent it back and got a replacement the replacement didn’t have the same issues except it was damaged like someone drug it down a road. Chipped scraped up inside the case as well. But the glass on the side panel did not have a scratch on it making me believe that they have horrible quality control. This computer also had similar issues with crashing. Both boxes that it shipped in had some minor damage but nothing bad enough to damage the pc. They also ship them in their factory box so hopefully it doesn’t rain or you don’t have someone see a big gaming pc box on your front porch when it gets delivered. I’ve just refunded the product and bought her a new pc from CLX.

This is my first ever pc. I gotta say, it's amazing. I have the 4070ti version and it has blown me away. My only gripe is the cable management. In the pictures, it looks nice. Mine, not so much. It's not so bad that I'm gonna try to re do it all myself, which I won't do mostly because I'm a little bit scared to, but it's definitely kinda disappointing. It's easy to clean, it hasn't gotten loud yet, no lagging so far. So, I'd say so far so good.

Amazing and easy to upgrade.

Fast shipping and happy that it was shipped directly from Amazon.

From the very first time I started up the HP OMEN, it has run like a dream. Coming from using an Alienware m17 R3 for the last few years that ran crazy hot with loud fans that never stopped, this runs unbelievably silent. To the point that if there were no lights and the case wasn't transparent so you can see the innerworkings, one likely wouldn't even know it was on. I did see someone else mentioned that a fan or something in their case made a slight clicking sound, but fortunately mine does not. So it's possible that's an issue specific to that unit and not something that all of them are having issues with. As expected the lighting is fully customizable. The lighting on the front panel was what I was curious about. While I figured the internal LEDs could be set how you want them, the front circular lights were what I was most interested in. Not only are they customizable, but you can adjust them in the settings to perfectly match any other colors you might be running on something else. Something amazon HP has included in this is the simplest, easiest, most amazing way to get inside your case to do upgrades. There's a button...yes a button you push and the side of the case pops right off. Gone are the days of needing to unscrew something and gently ease parts of the case apart. With this you push a button and you're in. Inside the case there is an Omen cooling block, which moves heat from the CPU into the top of the unit where there's a chamber with fans to cool and move the air out. With the Omen software that's included, you can control every last detail of your computer's cooling, fan speeds, etc. Lots of customization options here. You can really max this thing out and even set the fans to a very powerful maximum speed if needed. However over the last few weeks of gaming on this, I've never needed to adjust the fan speed at all. For 4k gaming, this computer is outstanding. My last system did well, but this one handles it on a whole other level. Also, I have a Valve Index VR set and when setting it up with my Alienware laptop using a thunderbolt dock (running dual monitors, mouse, external keyboard), I ended up needing to order extra adapters to get everything displaying correctly in the headset. That worked for a while, then the dock went out entirely on me. Thankfully I was already in the process of upgrading to the OMEN, so I didn't replace it. With this system, I'm back to gaming on a desktop with more than enough ports for everything. Dual monitors, RGB gaming pad, Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro keyboard, Razer Basilisk, VR headset and plenty of room for more. The OMEN does come with a keyboard and mouse, but both are kind of laughable. If you're spending this kind of money on a gaming system, you're not going to want to use the keyboard/mouse combo that comes with this. If you didn't have anything else, then yeah they're there. But know they are very basic. There's so much cool stuff to this system, the more I use it and get further into what it can do the more it impresses me. Note also that the case for this is a full size tower, significantly larger than the mid size tower so many systems are made with. This one is a beast, and I love it.