HP ENVY 15-EP0033TX

HP ENVY 15-EP0033TX Price in Pakistan

Design

It’s been three years since we last checked out an Envy 15 clamshell and the latest model brings significant changes both inside and out. The newer design is smaller in footprint because of the thinner bezels but thicker in size because of the much faster processors inside. HP has also dropped the old “hooked” hinge design in favor of regular hinges akin to the MacBook Pro for a more professional no-frills look. Hinge rigidity could be stiffer nonetheless. The lid tends to teeter a bit when adjusting angles which doesn’t give a sense of longevity.

Processor

The HP ENVY 15-EP0033TX is equipped with the  Intel Core i7-10750H is a fast 45 W processor designed for the beefier laptops. The Comet Lake-H CPU was launched in mid-2020. It features six cores (twelve threads) running at 2.6 GHz Boosting up to 5 GHz (single-core Boost). The likely all-core Boost frequency is 4.3 GHz. Most of the specs are the same as the 10750H’s direct predecessor, the i7-9750H. The newer model has two advantages over its predecessor, in that its Boost frequency is higher and the memory controller can now officially host memory clocked at 2,933 MHz, an upgrade over the 2,666 MHz limitation of the outgoing model.

GPU Performance 

Though HP isn’t marketing the Envy 15 as a gaming laptop, its GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q GPU is wholly capable of playing the latest titles at 1080p. Raw performance is only about 5 to 10 percent slower than the regular mobile GeForce RTX 2060 as found on most dedicated gaming laptops. Upgrading from the GTX 1650 Ti or GTX 1660 Ti Max-Q option to our RTX 2060 Max-Q will net about 65 percent and 15 percent faster graphics performance, respectively, on top of any RTX-specific features.