It’s the same story in Geekbench 4, where the HP Chromebook 15 was quicker than most Chromebooks — and even rivaled some Windows 10 laptops running Y-series CPUs.

The HP Victus 15 doesn’t quite keep up with laptops running newer CPUs, but it’s not left in the dust either. At 6,855, the Victus score is in line with gaming notebooks from a year or two ago.

The HP Victus 15 is a $799, 144Hz laptop that does a great job with esports titles — but more demanding modern fare gives it a rougher time. A decent pick, but there are better options. Skip to ...

HP offers Victus 15 systems with both Intel and AMD silicon. Our $799.99 review unit combines Intel's new Core i5-12450H (four Performance cores, four Efficient cores, 12 threads) with a far-from ...

HP's least expensive 15.6-inch Windows notebook, the Laptop 15z, starts at just $279.99 ($609.99 as tested). It has the essentials for home and school and lasts for a long time unplugged, but that ...

The HP Omen 15 starts at $1,000 with AMD's Radeon RX550, but you'll have to shell out $1,300 if you want NVIDIA's GTX 1050. The top-end version with the GTX 1060, meanwhile, goes for around $1,659.

The HP Victus 15 is not a great gaming laptop. It’s unattractive, flimsy, and has a lackluster display. And, most important of all, game performance is merely adequate.

The HP Omen 15 looks set to take the slimline gaming laptop market by storm. Combining a powerful display with a solid set of specs under the hood, this machine allows the Ryzen processor to sing ...

HP Victus 15: Two minute review. The HP Victus 15 is what you should envision when you think about what a budget gaming laptop should be. One of the latest models in HP’s growing lineup of low ...