Great discount makes it a good buy over the others with their quick click n collect times and plenty in stock. Some features worth mentioning are i7 processor, IPS display, Wifi-6, 16gb Intel optane memory.
HP FQ2041TU i7-1165G7 15.6" Full HD Laptop (256GB SSD, 8GB RAM, Wi-Fi 6) $998 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ JB Hi-Fi
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They found a pallet of them in the warehouse & asked the marketing guys what to do.
Or maybe they've got a crappy ssd drive
A crappy product from the people named after their acronym (Horrible Products), never!
Likely Intel optane memory H10, which combine optane with qlc SSD.
Does 8Gb RAM cut it nowadays? Especially when paired with an i7.
maybe not. 16G will be more ideal.
Sure, as long as you just don't open any programs ;-)
It's fine as for most people. The optane + SSD means it can create a fairly quick ramdisk if needed.
The question is it Windows 11 ready? Someone might want those promised round edges
HP's build quality has been relatively better when compared to Lenovo or Dell
8GB RAM… Last decade's stock?
8GB of ram is fine for most users. I recommend more if you are doing lots of multitasking or running apps like photoshop etc (and then probably at least a 500GB SSD).
Have been really impressed with HP's laptops over last couple of years (and have sold many of them). I find the probook range better though.
This is a good deal for a 11th Gen I7 laptop.Great for an i7. Do you like fhd? Feels weird my phone at 6" has more pixels than a laptop at 15 inches. I prefer more resolution and smaller interface items on the screen. But it seems full HD is the majority. The first thing with higher resolution is the surface laptop at 1500
Is the deal over? Why I se the price is over $1335?
Why does it need optane memory if it has an SSD? Wasn't this a stop gap 8 years ago to get HDD to seem speedy as SSD without the cost? It was called Sh17 House Hard Drive, no?