HP Pavilion 17z-f000 CTO Notebook PC (ENERGY STAR)

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  • Brand : HP
  • Product name : Pavilion 17z-f000 CTO Notebook PC (ENERGY STAR)
  • Product code : G1D26AV
  • Category : Laptops
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    HP Pavilion 17z-f000 CTO Notebook PC (ENERGY STAR)

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notebookcheck.net
Updated:
2014-09-13 03:21:37
Average rating:77
Some people at AMD probably have fond memories of the 90's, when AMD CPUs blew Intel's Pentium away: By now, the big rival pretty much pulled away. In return, the company made a name for itself amongst gamers with their graphics cards and they also produc...
  • Good case for this price range, Nice design, Solid build quality, Decent input devices, Good sound quality, Usable battery runtimes, Comparatively light, Quiet operation, Hardly any warming during operation, System performance sufficient for practice...
  • Only single-channel memory, Glossy display, Strong blue cast, Low brightness, Maximum brightness reduced on battery power, Pretty high black value, Hardly suited for gaming, Clickpad sometimes imprecise, A lot of bloat ware, Only combined stereo jack, No...
  • We are surprised that a notebook for less than 400 Euros can really impress experienced authors. All similarly sized HP Pavilion notebooks use the same case. The most expensive configuration in the HP shop is currently available for 800 Euros, so the cha...
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notebookcheck.net
Updated:
2017-07-17 01:38:08
Average rating:76
Super slow for super cheap. If first impressions are everything, then AMD is in a lot of trouble. Our latest Bristol Ridge notebook pairs a fairly respectable GPU with a CPU that is far below average for a very imbalanced system...
  • deep contrast and wide gamut for the price, removable battery, decent speakers, inexpensive...
  • gaming performance bottlenecked by slow CPU, slow system responsiveness, moderate backlight bleeding, very poor CPU performance, small trackpad dimensions, below average battery life, flexible lid; creaky chassis, system fan always active, no keyboard ba...
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notebookcheck.net
Updated:
2017-07-25 01:34:51
Average rating:76
A snail's pace. Stoney Ridge is bottom of the barrel when it comes to overall performance. The AMD option may save a few bucks here and there, but the sluggish responsiveness is a very high price to pay...
  • full performance on battery power, removable battery, no CPU throttling, wide color gamut, decent speakers, optical drive, low price...
  • slow primary HDD; very slow system performance, below average battery life; small battery capacity, not as power efficient as latest Intel offerings, inconsistent performance in games, loud fan noise under load, weak CPU performance...
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