HP Victus 15 – AMD Ryzen 7 7445HS | 32GB RAM | 1TB SSD | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 | 15.6″ FHD 144Hz | Windows 11 | Mica Silver

🔍 Overview

Upgrade your gaming and productivity experience with the HP Victus 15 — a powerful, sleek laptop built for performance. Equipped with the latest AMD Ryzen 7 7445HS, a 6‑core/12‑thread processor, paired with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 GPU, this setup handles intensive workloads and modern games with ease. With a sharp 15.6″ Full HD display running at 144 Hz, plus 32 GB of DDR5 and a 1 TB NVMe SSD, you’re ready for seamless multitasking, fast load times, and immersive visuals.

Color: Mica Silver
Operating System: Windows 11 (Home/Pro as you choose / specify)
Warranty: (Include your seller/HP warranty terms)

🛠️ Key Specifications

🎮 Performance Highlights

• Gaming & Graphics: With the RTX 4050, you get support for features like ray tracing, DLSS, and good frame rates on many modern titles at 1080p.

• Multitasking & Productivity: 32 GB of DDR5 ensures smooth performance when running multiple applications, VMs, or heavy creative software.

• Fast Storage: The 1 TB SSD offers ample space and speeds for quick booting, rapid application loads, and minimal lag.

• Display: A 144 Hz refresh rate with an IPS panel gives you fluid motion and good viewing angles — ideal for both gaming and content consumption.

• Connectivity & Expandability: Generous port selection and modern wireless standards keep you ready for peripherals, external displays, and network connectivity.

✅ Why Choose This Model?

• Upgraded RAM & Storage: Many listings default to 16 GB + 512 GB — your 32/1 TB spec is a high-end variant that delivers more headroom.

• Balanced Hardware: The Ryzen 7 7445HS + RTX 4050 combo is a solid mid- to high-tier setup for both productivity and gaming

• Sleek & Practical Design: Mica Silver finish provides a premium look without being flashy

• Ready for Demanding Use: Great for creators, developers, power users, and gamers

⚠️ Notes & Caveats (to Use / Inform Customers)

• Thermals & power usage: Some users report high CPU temps or limited GPU power in “quiet” modes. Use performance or manual fan modes for best gaming results.

• TGP (GPU power limits): The laptop’s actual GPU wattage (TGP) can vary between units (e.g. 50 W vs 75 W or more) depending on the power configuration.

• Battery life: Under heavy loads (gaming, rendering) expect battery life to drop significantly. For regular use, pipe settings down (lower brightness, reduce refresh rate) to extend time.

• Upgradeability: While 32 GB is abundant, always verify whether there are free SODIMM/SSD slots if you or your customers want future expansions.