In the wake of the unveiling of the recent Intel Core 10, HP is expanding its Omen series desktop gaming PCs and announces the OMEN 25L and Omen 30L models, alongside the new OMEN 27i gaming monitor and Omen Command Center management software.
Optimized in terms of thermal management and characterized by a refined design with tempered glass front panel, the new HP Omen gaming PCs offer interesting features ranging from the new Intel Core 10th gen processors (Core i9-10900K included) to the AMD Ryzen 9 3900.
As for the video sector, GeForce RTX 2080 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 5700XT GPUs are used, while for the memory we find DDR4 Kingston HyperX Fury (up to 64GB). The storage is outlined by WD Black PCIe SSDs up to 2TB. HP also thinks about dissipation by providing options for AiO systems or, alternatively, a classic heatsink with a 92mm fan.
The user experience will be facilitated by the latest version of the Omen Command Center software, useful for managing not only RGB effects, but also fans and overclocking.
The Omen 27i monitor has a display equipped with a 27 "NanoIPS panel with 2560x1440p (QHD) resolution and 3% DCI-P98 coverage. The Omen 27i obviously also looks at in-game performance and offers a 1ms response time with 165Hz refresh rate, all while supporting NVIDIA G-Sync functionality.
As for prices, HP Omen 25L is available from today on the manufacturer's website starting at $ 899,99, a figure that rises to $ 1199,99 for the Omen 30L; the Omen 27i monitor, on the other hand, is already available in the US for $ 499,99.
