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Hi, I recently bought a HyperX OMEN Gaming Laptop 15-gb0666ax (P/N: D36Z0PA#AR6) and thought it was a cool laptop with high-end processor, 2K Display, and a high refresh rate for its price. And I still think it's a cool laptop, until I ran into several issues...

 

1. There are no "Performance" and "Unleashed" mode in OMEN Gaming Hub's Performance Control, like I just find it a bit odd that a laptop like this (with a Ryzen 7 260 CPU and an RTX 5050 GPU) got stuck in only "ECO" and "Balanced" mode for performance tuning. I am aware that the TGP is only 55 W, and does it really have to do with the High Performance modes being missing?

2. Keyboard input is very inconsistent. It has a variety of latency in both press and release, and they're complete random. I don't know about you guys if you had the same problem as mine but it is what it is.

Just a note that all BIOS, SDKs, firmware, software, and driver has been up to date from OMEN Gaming  Hub itself, NVIDIA App, HP Support Assistance, and Windows Update. 

I really appreciate if any of you guys can address the problems, thank you! ツ

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You may want to look at this tweek app

 

My opinion, worth about 

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Neither HP nor any other OEMs are going to provide tools that will overheat the CPU or motherboard causing a failure and a costly warranty repair.

Possibly HP will allow memory tweaking in bios, but only for select memory blessed by HP.

 

Some advice 

1 - You have cloud recovery.  Use a 64gb flash to get a copy of the factory recovery while it is still available.

 

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2 - Get a laptop cooler.

 

3 - Get the dust bunnies out of the laptop periodically.  

 

4 - Charge the battery fully before running any intensive applications. Your laptop will overheat if it has to both charge and run at turbo speed.


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