The 16-e0122AX, has 100% SRGB but 45% NTSC. Is this true? I always thought that it must have 72% NTSC to achieve 100% SRGB

Review on this laptop: https://youtu.be/yuVL5eHUEtI

RAM upgrade tutorial:
https://youtu.be/OauXpVvzZOs


Source: https://www.hp.com/my-en/shop/laptops-table...ax-4d8l3pa.html

This post has been edited by HumbleBF: Sep 23 2022, 07:00 PM

still yet to confirm on this, once confirmed will update in gaming laptop list

for now treat it as 45% NTSC

The numbers are here: TECHUDA - HP Victus Review

It says NTSC is 72%

I'm not sure if this review is legit because it is all text, no screenshots/photos.

UPDATE: HP Malaysia lists the intel victus having 45% screen. High likely it is this spec (common for budget gaming laptops).

This post has been edited by overfloe: Sep 7 2021, 08:47 AM

different model number/country will get different panels...

Any idea wheres the best deal I can get for this model?

it's on sale now @ HP website. rm200 off all victus.

Get from shopee...I just checked out today sales. For RM3,779.20....plus I bought a separate 8GB 3200MHZ RAM for only RM140


Also, for the AMD variant seems to be giving SRGB 100%. I've chat with several sellers to double confirm this aside from confirmation from the site.

Edit: if you looking for the Ryzen 7 might have to purchase from the official site.

This post has been edited by HumbleBF: Sep 9 2021, 12:41 AM

please share with us after you receive your laptop

Where you get that 45% NTSC. 100% sRGB is about 72% NTSC. That is standard already.

hp malaysia lists 100% sRGB for Ryzen based victus but 45% NTSC for Intel based. must be a typo from HP but we can't tell which one is true.

being a budget laptop, high likely it is 45% NTSC and 60%ish sGRB

I don't think it is typo error especially it is stated in official HP website. My best guess is that the display is not the same display. Perhaps to keep the price down for comparable Ryzen version, cheaper display is used instead.

Sure....but I can't test the SRGB on the display...tot it need some device to test color gamut

This model on HP website states 100% SRGB. Only the shopee seller who states this model has error showing 45% NTSC on description (guessing they copy from the Intel version )

Just search the model or AMD victus on HP website.

Yes yes you need a device for that. Generally, HP's IPS display is good out of the box.

I'm interested to know the screen wobble, is it really prominent like in the youtube videos.

Yeah I'm curious about that as well ...but to me i guess it's a tiny problem as long as it doesn't wobble when I'm typing.. then I can live with it...

Anyways just an update Seller has shipped my item..from Penang my location is Selangor .

Kindly share the experience with Screen Wobble while typing and under ceiling fan with high speed once you have received.

I don't know that you saw the Ryzen one with 45% NTSC, but I can say that the Intel one is using the 45% NTSC display compare to Ryzen to keep cost down perhaps.

Update: The laptop has arrived! All in less than 2 days.

I've just unboxed it a while ago and briefly set up (didn't have much time as I'll need to get back to work)

So, wobbly issue is quite significant if you compare it with other laptops (for my case comparing with Dell latitude 5300). However, when typing on a table even though with ceiling fan on you will NOT witness any wobble.

Only time when I witness it wobble is when you flip the screen or moving it around. The bottom of thee laptop has a rubber thing which prevents you from pushing/dragging your laptop whilst on the table...oh and it can be open with one finger.

I'll update agin later on when I play around with it more..

However, one negative thing that I realize in the brief moment was the screen.....I am not sure why mine has a strong yellow tint...have turned off night mode and brightness was set to max....this is quite weird..

Overall I'm at 8/10 satisfaction as it's a beauty....if I could get the display fixed I'm probably 10/10😁...now waiting for my RAM to arrive

Edit: I've managed to adjust the color temperature from AMD Radeon Software...on default it's 6500 I've maxed it to 10k and now it's white again! 10/10😁

This post has been edited by HumbleBF: Sep 10 2021, 07:52 PM

Thanks for your great early review.
Does the laptop feel heavy or unbalanced? And do you feel it is bulky compared with typical 15 inch laptops? Also the 250nits screen, is it bright enough for you? Thinking of pulling the trigger too.

Heavy - Yes, it's at 2.3kg+ if not mistaken. However for a male it's a small problem. And it's a gaming laptop so you will have to expect it to be heavy. Most other alternatives comparing to this comes around the same weight, so you can't run away from this.

Unbalanced? - it has a rubber leg on the bottom which provides the grip on the table hence this might give a slight uneven feeling when holding. But I love the rubber leg thing as it gives me grip to put on my cooling pad that is able to tilt 40degree.

250nits - Speaking for my personal use , it is just right as I am most of the time indoors and used to always tone down the brightness from other laptop. Although,still I would prefer it could go a slight notch higher, . But for now using it indoors I would still tone down maybe 1-2step from the max brightness.

So it's definitely bright enough to me.

Thinking of uploading an unboxing video/review for this (although I have never done this before)😂