I also tried testing wobbling during walking and typing on the bed, normal wobble like any other laptop. only when you open the laptop it wobbles for 1-2 sec. Not that bad as people saying it is.
I don't think this whole "wobble-gate" is a serious as people make it out to be. I have a omen 15 from last year and the hinge does wobble when directly under a full speed fan, I don't mind it all.
Oh so you ended up buying omen 15 Idk if you remember but the last time we had a conversation you were still deciding whether you should go for it or no
@@aathreyashenoy the omen is my cousin's but I'm using it for 6 months lol. I had a shit ton of ideas... Right now, I am deciding between getting a cheap laptop + gaming pc or go for the victus 3060 varient. I have to get a monitor as well. Man I don't know what I'll end up buying for my self.
probably has something to do with the larger 16.1" Screen. Less mass to move around on the Nitro, but both seem to have a similar amount of flex in the screen. Also. Judging by the typing scenes, it seems that the wobble is mostly an after-effect of opening the screen. If only it came with the 144hz screen for a similar price as the Nitro, with the RTX3050, it would be a worthy competitor. The lack of a 2.5" hard drive bay is also almost a deal-breaker.
Thanks for the video mate, I think this just made up my mind. I like the build for the victus but that screen wobble is out of control! That will drive me nuts. I'm looking into the omen
Sorry for the late comment but do you think the screen of the victus might wobble when there's some wind around? Like if I'm at Cafe inside or maybe even outside sitting. I'm really concerned about that
In the typing part, your camera just makes some zoom in and out effects and it looks like wobbling but it's not wobbling when typing on a table right ?
Yeeeeee , I made it here First 😂 By the way Thanks for the follow up video Looks like ppl are really too concerned about the hinge , but imo its fine just be gentle
I have HP Victus 15 as well, and I don't know if I'm the only, who feels like HP tried to make a as thin pc/screen for the pc, as possible. That definitely comes with a cost as users will find. This is just my opinion: It's for sure NOT worth normal price. If you want it, look for discounts. I got it for aprox same price as a Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3. Build quality of that was higher, but component quality was a but lower. I dunno honestly what would be better
Overall, the build quality of this laptop is really poor. I had one for a while, it didn't last very long. The internal components must have been soldered with some low grade materials because I started experiencing issues with the USBs and the headphone jack a few months of heavy use. The USB ports started desoldering from the mainboard and the headphone jack as well. The laptop had some great specs, but ended up in the trash can only after a few months of owning it. I was going to send it to HP but they had a ridiculous lead time for repairs! I would have needed to wait six months. I was so unhappy with this laptop, it just wasn't worth the time or wait, so into the recycling center it went.
Yo I'm confused about whether to buy the HP Victus or the HP Pavilion. Both of the models in my budget have Ryzen 5 5600h,a 1650 and 512 GB SSD. However the pavilion has a 144 Hz screen. So it comes down to build quality and other things so what would you suggest
@@anonymouscommenter4430 this wobble thing is exaggerated so much. While using laptop normally it wont even matter. But if you dig into it, and start closing and opening laptop again and again just to watch screen wobble and disregarding all the spec it has then its your problem
Thank you for this video! I'm confused between the victus and Acer nitro 5.. Same ryzen 5600h with rtx3050 variant.. Which one would you suggest I buy? Whose build is better as per you since you have both? Diff being that Acer has a 144hz display but is about 110$ expensive compared to victus
If you are looking for a "GAMING LAPTOP" build Quality and Built Materials is insignificant. I suggest Victus(R7 ,300 Nits , 512gb SsD ,moreover the exhausts ) over Acer at present.
@@AyushSingh-js3rf have you even seen Jarrod's video properly? First of all he's talking about the 3060 variant and he's comparing intel variant with the AMD one.. He talks about how memory upgrade and the dual/single channel ram config can change how the laptop performs.. He also says that the laptop is a decent budget option especially when you input in dual channel ram into it
Im buying laptop for office work and i need good gaming too....so should i go ahead with victus 6050 one 1st model???? What is battery backup time for gaming and work on browser? Its build quality is plastic can it long for future atleast 5 years???
@@saidheeraj5785 at most in any game, it will only display 60fps including for fortnite, pubg, valorant, csgo, gta5. 60 fps is ok for mild gaming. But for moderate gaming and above, atleast 120hz refresh rate is recommended. Note: for modern games like cyberpunk2077, farcry, rdr2, Witcher 3 and AAA games of near future, gtx 1650 would only be able to give less than 60fps So for playing those games with gtx 1650 a 60hz display is enough.
bro i have victus 16 and barely any wobble the screen is hard and firm wobbles so little u wont notice only if u shake the computer especially if its on ur lap like how i do . but so far no wobbles prob there was but i never noticed and u should buy this computer really good and i can play warframe valo overwatch 2 and scp and more. this is so good so far.
Half inch doesn't make a difference for build quality lol. They are both budget and what I have on hand. Could compare with my legion 5 pro but that's obviously not very fair.
Before buying watch this video!
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I also tried testing wobbling during walking and typing on the bed, normal wobble like any other laptop. only when you open the laptop it wobbles for 1-2 sec. Not that bad as people saying it is.
It looks worst then my HP Pavilion hinge is making weird noises while opening I can see the plastic binding now I don't have a warranty
It is wobbling under a ceiling fan
People want some kind of stuff to make it viral and get views . So they end up doing such vidoes.
@@dearoo4814 What version of HP Pavilion Gaming do you have exactly?
I don't think this whole "wobble-gate" is a serious as people make it out to be. I have a omen 15 from last year and the hinge does wobble when directly under a full speed fan, I don't mind it all.
Wobble Gate - LMAO
Oh so you ended up buying omen 15
Idk if you remember but the last time we had a conversation you were still deciding whether you should go for it or no
@@aathreyashenoy the omen is my cousin's but I'm using it for 6 months lol. I had a shit ton of ideas... Right now, I am deciding between getting a cheap laptop + gaming pc or go for the victus 3060 varient. I have to get a monitor as well. Man I don't know what I'll end up buying for my self.
@@ashwinramesh1356 cheap laptop+gaming pc sounds good
Then again the budget will shoot up
Dont worry in few years, it wont wobble but it will be in your hands for sure😀
Liking for the walking experiment. Damn that's good
probably has something to do with the larger 16.1" Screen. Less mass to move around on the Nitro, but both seem to have a similar amount of flex in the screen. Also. Judging by the typing scenes, it seems that the wobble is mostly an after-effect of opening the screen. If only it came with the 144hz screen for a similar price as the Nitro, with the RTX3050, it would be a worthy competitor. The lack of a 2.5" hard drive bay is also almost a deal-breaker.
Thanks for the video mate, I think this just made up my mind. I like the build for the victus but that screen wobble is out of control! That will drive me nuts. I'm looking into the omen
Sorry for the late comment but do you think the screen of the victus might wobble when there's some wind around? Like if I'm at Cafe inside or maybe even outside sitting. I'm really concerned about that
Haha well I think JarrodsTech actually tested that and it didn't
Bizzare how this was overlooked by QC tests.
Dude pls make a video of gaming results with ryzen model of victus plss and congrats for your 500 subscribes 🎉🎉🎉
Ryzen will be similar, maybe better battery life but a bit warmer especially after undervolting victus :)
In the typing part, your camera just makes some zoom in and out effects and it looks like wobbling but it's not wobbling when typing on a table right ?
hey! will is wobble under a fan? is that really a problem? and how is your laptop doing now after almost 10months of uploading?
I have a problem with my WiFi I tried updating drivers but still poor connection compared to my other laptop do u know how I can fix this
Yeeeeee , I made it here First 😂
By the way Thanks for the follow up video
Looks like ppl are really too concerned about the hinge , but imo its fine just be gentle
Yup, its all because of that everyday dad video.
I have HP Victus 15 as well, and I don't know if I'm the only, who feels like HP tried to make a as thin pc/screen for the pc, as possible. That definitely comes with a cost as users will find.
This is just my opinion:
It's for sure NOT worth normal price. If you want it, look for discounts. I got it for aprox same price as a Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3. Build quality of that was higher, but component quality was a but lower. I dunno honestly what would be better
Overall, the build quality of this laptop is really poor. I had one for a while, it didn't last very long. The internal components must have been soldered with some low grade materials because I started experiencing issues with the USBs and the headphone jack a few months of heavy use. The USB ports started desoldering from the mainboard and the headphone jack as well. The laptop had some great specs, but ended up in the trash can only after a few months of owning it. I was going to send it to HP but they had a ridiculous lead time for repairs! I would have needed to wait six months. I was so unhappy with this laptop, it just wasn't worth the time or wait, so into the recycling center it went.
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does the 3050 Ti version of this laptop with a 5600H have 144HZ?
Yo I'm confused about whether to buy the HP Victus or the HP Pavilion. Both of the models in my budget have Ryzen 5 5600h,a 1650 and 512 GB SSD. However the pavilion has a 144 Hz screen. So it comes down to build quality and other things so what would you suggest
Pavilion has 15.6 inch and Victus is 16.1 inch. Personally felt a lot of difference when I compared it to my old 15.6 inch.
@@VasishChawda but the wobble seems like a significant issue no?
@@anonymouscommenter4430 Not to me, even my old hp envy wobbles the same. I am totally fine with it does not bother me during work.
Trust me the 144hz will make you forget everything else. 144hz is sooooo freaking smootg.
@@anonymouscommenter4430 this wobble thing is exaggerated so much. While using laptop normally it wont even matter. But if you dig into it, and start closing and opening laptop again and again just to watch screen wobble and disregarding all the spec it has then its your problem
Thank you for this video! I'm confused between the victus and Acer nitro 5.. Same ryzen 5600h with rtx3050 variant.. Which one would you suggest I buy? Whose build is better as per you since you have both? Diff being that Acer has a 144hz display but is about 110$ expensive compared to victus
If you are looking for a "GAMING LAPTOP" build Quality and Built Materials is insignificant. I suggest Victus(R7 ,300 Nits , 512gb SsD ,moreover the exhausts ) over Acer at present.
@@senthilkumar-di5tv I only have the budget to get the 3050 variant (upto 80k max)
I suggest you to watch Jarrod's Video on Nitro 5
@@AyushSingh-js3rf have you even seen Jarrod's video properly? First of all he's talking about the 3060 variant and he's comparing intel variant with the AMD one.. He talks about how memory upgrade and the dual/single channel ram config can change how the laptop performs.. He also says that the laptop is a decent budget option especially when you input in dual channel ram into it
@@AyushSingh-js3rf on that same video, read Jarrod's first comment that he has pinned.. He specifically states that the nitro CAN be a good option
Im buying laptop for office work and i need good gaming too....so should i go ahead with victus 6050 one 1st model????
What is battery backup time for gaming and work on browser?
Its build quality is plastic can it long for future atleast 5 years???
It's 1650
Best battery backup than any other gaming laptop of that budget.
Normal use: 6-8hrs
Heavy use: 2.5-4hrs
Yeah, it should last 5 yrs
@@sv4647 yes for it only im asking
Though if u are buying for gaming
do consider that it only has 60hz refresh rate
@@sv4647 buying for both office and gaming purposes....how much quality we csn expect 60hz....?
@@saidheeraj5785 at most in any game, it will only display 60fps including for fortnite, pubg, valorant, csgo, gta5.
60 fps is ok for mild gaming.
But for moderate gaming and above, atleast 120hz refresh rate is recommended.
Note: for modern games like cyberpunk2077, farcry, rdr2, Witcher 3 and AAA games of near future, gtx 1650 would only be able to give less than 60fps
So for playing those games with gtx 1650 a 60hz display is enough.
bro i have victus 16 and barely any wobble the screen is hard and firm wobbles so little u wont notice only if u shake the computer especially if its on ur lap like how i do . but so far no wobbles prob there was but i never noticed and u should buy this computer really good and i can play warframe valo overwatch 2 and scp and more. this is so good so far.
Hey man! I love the review! Can I reference 10-15 seconds of your footage in my video with a link back to your content?
Sure!
god damn my guy is buff
😳 haha thanks!
Its the way the hinge is designed the corners have no support thats why it wobbles
Can HP resolve this issue in one or two months?
Resolve what issue the wobbly screen? That's just how it's built it won't be different until maybe next year.
Watching in victus laptop 😃
Are the hinges holding up good?
@@bladerunner6588 na i replaced it was to wobbly
What did you replaced it with?
@@bladerunner6588 acer nitro 5 with rtx 3050 it's very good just turn the refresh rate to 60Hz to save battery
@@i_am_aizen. you certainly increased your budget
How are the thermals
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Is build quality good or not
one of the best
Is it a big issue??
I dont know
Nope
@@grumblez th-cam.com/video/uwggWnD1NGo/w-d-xo.html
Someone decided to silently copy u .
Thought should report
Its not an issue to begin with. But if you intentionally open and close the display just to observe the wobble then its your problem..
@@ronitsatapathy report him
I think they fixed this issue lol
Compare with a 16 inch laptop
Half inch doesn't make a difference for build quality lol. They are both budget and what I have on hand. Could compare with my legion 5 pro but that's obviously not very fair.