The reason it says 3 USB 3.0 ports ( even though it shouldn't be included ) is because it is the way the Webcam is connected. The Webcam is connected basically directly to the USB 3.0 port, even though their is no physical USB 3.0 Port. If you look at device manager, the Webcam will be labeled ad "USB webcam". So basically the PC sacrifices one port to make the Webcam work. This is weird though, because normally they don't include the Webcam USB as a USB itself
@Bruh Yeet because there is a version of this all-in-one without the Webcam and it actually has 3 USB 3.0 ports, so that probably applies to the model in the video
It is the RAM. Ryzen hates single channel memory. If they just used dual channel RAM, the performance across the board would jump up 20-30% at least. Austin didn't get into it, but I would to know if this has a memory upgrade trap door since if it has a second slot, you can make this OK for an extra $30.
I’m a service technician and have to update the firmware and demos for laptops and pcs in Best Buy’s staples Walmart targets etc this AIO is the bane of our existence our bosses tell us to skip these and don’t bother with them because they’re either so slow they can’t even bring up file explorer or take two hours to do a fresh install lmao
to be fair is quite common to get all-in-one in Malaysia, HP & Lenovo have the best ones plus you're only currently exploring the older ones, theres plenty which already runs 12th gen intel
Replacable power supplies are great because they are a wear item, now if only you could replace the other wear items like the fan and storage(probably possible but not always)
@@cgwworldministries83 A non issue until it randomy dies on you, maybe your fault, a child, or a pet, and you've got to buy a new monitor instead of a new PSU
Back in 2014 I was taking some classes at a local community college and needed a decent pc/laptop. so I went to some pawn shops and found of of these basically brand new with all the plastic still on for around $300. It was the special edition Red Beats edition with the wireless keyboard and mouse. That computer still kicks today. seen the newer ones and they don't feel the same quality as that one does. I don't use it anymore though. let my brother use it.
The basic design and pop-out camera remind me of the HP EliteOne desktops used to run the catalogue search kiosks and Internet PCs at my local library, however, the cameras on those never get used considering the environment they're in. I can tell HP were trying to save on costs by using the same power adaptor they might have included with a Pavilion laptop and reusing the same basic design as some of their higher-end EliteOne models. I think the target market were people who just needed a basic PC, maybe if they were living in a small space.
I use an HP all-in-one at work running Windows 7 with an AMD Athlon and Radeon Graphics. Talk about painful. Any one of these would be a major upgrade. It's at the point now where I have to restart it every so often just to be able to check my email. The only reason they haven't upgraded it (besides being cheap) is that the software we use won't run on newer OSs
Just an FYI, back in 2020, i bought a Lenovo M75Q gen2 for $488, its a Mac Mini sized PC with an 8 core Ryzen 7 4750GE, you can pair that with a ~$180 1080p75 monitor, that has a party trick of having a little enclosure on the back of the monitor for the mini PC so that it acts like an all in one, but is just as servicable as a desktop, this also allows you to upgrade to new hardware later. The monitor i bought has a built in webcam/mic as well, but the speakers are not as good as the HP, they're like little phone speakers in a deceptively large chin bezel
@@eshaanagarwal6081 The Mac Mini, which i also have, started at $699 in 2020 Less powerful, more expensive, not upgradable, but a beautiful machine. Sadly Lenovo is more innovative with their Tiny-In-One monitor/PC enclosure/dock/KVM thing Do you know how much i want an iMac like screen, with a mount on the back for me to just slot the M2 Pro Mac Mini into, and have the ports re-locate to the side, bottom, or front of the monitor? And then to be able to upgrade to the M4 later keeping the perfectly good screen/speakers/camera
@@poker.4203 M1 In video transcoding on the CPU the 4750GE was both faster, and more energy efficient at the wall. However on GPU the M1 was faster and more energy efficient, but GPU failed to compress to the same file size while maintaining the same quality as both CPU tests. Of the two GPUs the M1 Video Tool Box is far superior to AMD VCE, but CPU is far superior to both. Maybe this test would have gone different if i had the 16GB version of the Mac Mini but i think it came down to the low thread/core count of the M1 with it having only 4 big cores and 4 little cores, with AMD having 8 medium cores, and 8 helper threads(made mostly meaningless in most use cases by the 1/2 sized cache). I'm interested in getting the M2 Pro Mac Mini because of the much higher performance/big core count. As an anecdote, If you take the 4750GE and compare it to a 3950X in eco mode the 3950x is more efficient despite using more than 2x the power, because it needs a dedicated GPU and larger less integrated parts than a mini PC
I have an HP laptop that was $500. My niece knocked it off the table. The fan broke off. When ever the laptop gets hit where the fan piece is, the laptop just locks up, and the screen will glitch.
I could see this with a quad core Ryzen CPU and 16GB of RAM as a kids PC at this price, but taking this at face value, you would be better off buying a used Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny with a quad core CPU, maxing out the RAM, adding a 256GB SSD, and coming in at around $120, assuming you already have a monitor,/TV, mouse, and keyboard for use as a basic computer running Chrome OS Flex, or a solid Linux distro like Solus w/Budgie.
@@dinoypeter You forgot the dock for the STEAM Deck, which by the time you do that you are well over $800, then unless you do some terminal work everytime the STEAM Deck updates itself, you loose all your desktop settings. Beside Im not about a system for major gaming just something simple to use as a basic computer for things like school, web browsing, YT, light gaming, etc.. , and the goal here is to do it for as little as possible, and more so these days when so many people are loosing their jobs, and the economy is not looking great, and with a little knowledge you can get a lot of value out of something like a used quad core Lenovo Thinkcentre Tiny desktop, or a used Thinkpad(just make sure you can get a fresh battery for it if needed before buying it).
16 gigs! Bit excessive for this kind of thing. Notice how very few machines under around 800-900 will actually have 16gb. Even the $1000+ MacBooks have 8. It's more enough for what more people will use.
I got hat 2015 all in one, found at goodwill in 2020, they thought it was a monitor and it's a little slow but an SSD and ram has made it a great bedroom computer to watch TV on
My mother and her husband has the original HP all-in-one. I do admit it is mostly enough for their use but it still annoys me to sleep in the same room with it while I am visiting. 😅
Can you really trust a company that says ''the computer is personal again''? Of all the machines that I ever owned, HP has by far been the worst: The ProBook range, EliteBook range and desktops are real wastes of time.
It says on their site that there is 2 dimm slots but only 1 is populated. I'm curious what would happen if you added another stick since ryzen loves duel channel.
My Laptop has the same processor, and I added 16GB to it. Bumped it up nearly 30% in performance by adding more RAM; give the 3250U more RAM and it will come alive!
I had a version of that same HP all-in-one with a 12th gen Intel core i5 and found that the two biggest issues that were hurting performance was the insane amount of bloatware that HP put in their Windows install as well as The ram was running in single channel mode and XMP was disabled by default in the BIOS so reinstalling a clean install of Windows putting it in dual channel mode by adding a second stick and enabling XMP fixed a lot of it
Love the channel and video but Austin please make a follow up video for this!! The All-in-One is blah, but don't discount the Ryzen 3250U processor! I bought a lower end ASUS laptop on sale during Christmas with this chip in it, added 16GB of RAM (20GB total RAM in laptop now) and it bumped the performance of the chip up by nearly 30% - decent little laptop for under $300 including tax. Sure Vega 3 graphics are baseline, but there are other YT videos out there showing this 3250U and enough RAM running Cyberpunk at 13 frames/sec. (I am not kidding go search you will easily find the video). Keep up the great work!!
If that is upgradeable to dual channel ram it would be way way better. But that being said, a quad core instead of dual core would also be much better for very little $.
Austin is RIGHT. If we compare it with base Mac mini, the M2 one is 600 USD (and 500 USD if you are a student) and compared to this, that is generations ahead, you would just have to buy an external display with that, which you could get for 70 USD (a decent but used one). Or even better, but an M1 Mac mini, for like 400 USD. So, in conclusion this device doesn't make ANY sense.
They could kick the value up by giving it a HDMI IN port so dorm folks can use it for consoles and a roku stick (would probably be faster than running video on the PC) etc.
@QSxDaRkSCoPe Hopefully someone going to college. If someone looks up this computer, hopefully they see this video and see my comment and save themselves from buying this pathetic monstrosity.
I worked at staples and this would the number 1 seller for like almost every person who goes to staples for a computer. I hated having to set this thing up. The keyboard hurt my soul.
I would buy the Microsoft surface studio 2+ if it had the 13900k cpu and 3090 or 4090 gpu in it since it has the hi resolution display but I would prefer the display with mini led or micro led with 2,000 nits but I wish it had a better gpu than the 3060 and more like a higher end gpu. I wish on the back of all in one pcs have a removable back panel that are attached with removable philip screws and have like nvme or sata ssds for expandable storage next to the ports. I know that it's for graphic designers and artist but playing games would be an enjoyable experience with the specs that I mentioned would be immersive while playing with a mouse and keyboard or a game controller would be the icing on the cake.
I built my own AIO unit, using an Element TV as the screen and speakers, and the internals of a Dell Precision 1700. Even with using the half-height Quadro P620, it's very useable.
We sell very similar machines at Staples, and every time we set one up for a customer I can't help but notice how incredibly slow these are right out of the box. And thats with an i5, SSD, and 8 GB RAM. Using it is painful and I hate selling them.
HP makes some strange decisions about hardware. I just bought an HP desktop for $50. Guy that sold it to me said it was so slow that it was unusable. It’s from 2018, 8th gen i5, 8gb ddr4, but they saddled it with the slowest mechanical hard drive possible. It really was unusable. I gave it a few upgrades and it’s a nice little gaming rig.
@@zachywacky1 Not really anything to do with the age of the hardware, it's that Windows 10 and 11 changed how they operate and are crippled by a mechanical HDD. In fact the older the hardware, the more important an SSD is if you are using Windows 10/11,
The new M2 Mini is $500 with a student discount, add a cheap monitor, kb & mouse and both of these combined cannot even come close to the value for money you would get
4:10 In the listing for the computer you see it comes with a black stand but in the unboxing, it came with a white stand and for a black computer to have a white stand just kills the whole edgy game lord aesthetic that someone was probably trying to go for.
This reinforces my satisfaction with the Inspiron AIO I bought in 2021. I paid $800 for my (with 2 year warranty), but got a core "I5-1135G7 CPU with 8GB RAM (that I upgraded to 24GB) a 512GB SSD, and Geforce MX150 GPU for light gaming, and haven't looked back. 2.5 years later, it's still running fine, and I keep more tabs open in Chrome than I ever bother counting. (well over 20).
I bought one for my kids 6 years ago, and while they used it for their basic needs wow that thing was crap. If you really want to laugh Amazon still sells it for $549 dollars🤦🏼♂️.
I picked up an Optiplex 7470 AIO touch screen with an i5-9500 (65w) and a gtx 1050 4gb, with the pop up webcam, for $200 from a business that was upgrading. Spent $80 on 16gb ram and a 500gb NVMe ssd and it was off to the races. There is a lesson here. The used market can have incredible value if you have the patience and the know how.
it needs a quad core cpu and at least 16gb of ram to be reasonably performant in 2023 for base tier stuff that most folks would want to do with a computer such as web surfing and basic business applications.
@@cooleyzz if you had a decent SSD to swap to maybe but I can eat up 16gb of RAM with just outlook, teams, and Firefox on my company notebook (it's been an issue sometimes) and that's a current generation Lenovo x1 carbon with a 12th gen i7 and 16gb of ram that wasn't cheap
I still have the first gen of this PC, it takes 15mins before u get to the desktop, another 7mins to open up the Internet, another 4mins for the internet to load the home page, another 3mins to load the next web page you search total it takes me 29mins+ just to get to the web page I want (without even starting what I want to do) TH-cam doesn't load at all. It's my only PC. I can't afford another pc haven't been for years. It's an absolute pain in the ass but it's all I have
I would say for the front desk/reception, simple Excel etc. And maybe for entry level works like browsing a receipt for cooking, or order engine parts on a workshop... Heck it's perfect for my Dad who only plays online card games... Look, cheap laptops don't come with that larger screen (and I don't think they make anything past 17inch, not with reasonable price), and you risk batteries worn out and catch on fire.
I dunno... I think if you try and stuff a quad-core into that thing, it'll melt. Like, you get up to go to the bathroom, it goes past throttling, and you come back to a bricked puddle...
I can get a brand new laptop for $100 that runs Windows 11 home and is more powerful than this!! Why are these $400+?!?! I just don't get it! Now if they were the same price and upgradable, then I could see the appeal.
So, the reason this one is black as opposed to white is that, for most HP AiO and Laptop skus, they color code their computers based on processor: Black is AMD, White/Silver is Intel
Moving a USB port to the side was truly a ... *side* grade
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this joke should be illegal, nah jk.
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The reason it says 3 USB 3.0 ports ( even though it shouldn't be included ) is because it is the way the Webcam is connected. The Webcam is connected basically directly to the USB 3.0 port, even though their is no physical USB 3.0 Port. If you look at device manager, the Webcam will be labeled ad "USB webcam". So basically the PC sacrifices one port to make the Webcam work. This is weird though, because normally they don't include the Webcam USB as a USB itself
how do you know this????
@@bruhyeet8625 it the designer
@Bruh Yeet because there is a version of this all-in-one without the Webcam and it actually has 3 USB 3.0 ports, so that probably applies to the model in the video
Most laptops also use USB as internal connections for webcams, or touchscreens, or even audio connections.
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It is the RAM. Ryzen hates single channel memory. If they just used dual channel RAM, the performance across the board would jump up 20-30% at least.
Austin didn't get into it, but I would to know if this has a memory upgrade trap door since if it has a second slot, you can make this OK for an extra $30.
Agreed - my laptop bumped up nearly 30% in performance by adding more RAM; give the 3250U more RAM and it will come alive!
hell the fact that most comapnies don't do duel channel is dumb
We did not even see the task manager shot of that pc 😐😐😐
That's the exact thought I had some dual channel 3400mhz or so or just run xcloud on it
It has upgradable ram, only one of the two ram slots is populated
I'm literally watching this video on that PC 😂
That's so funny 😁
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lmao!!
I’m a service technician and have to update the firmware and demos for laptops and pcs in Best Buy’s staples Walmart targets etc this AIO is the bane of our existence our bosses tell us to skip these and don’t bother with them because they’re either so slow they can’t even bring up file explorer or take two hours to do a fresh install lmao
Austin doesn’t seem to be his usual jovial self. Thanks a lot hp!
What is innovation? HP never disappoints us by answering that question
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Who is innovation?
not only that but they have an all in one desktop that omen branded
@@MaskedKillaJxy_AltAsus is just better
@@Genny_Woo they dont have one
"It's not horrifically slow"
It's definitely horrifically slow
Videos like this one are why nobody should ever take Austin serious lol. He is however perfect if you just want a laugh. Keep up the good work. ;)
to be fair is quite common to get all-in-one in Malaysia, HP & Lenovo have the best ones
plus you're only currently exploring the older ones, theres plenty which already runs 12th gen intel
Man this is a throwback video. Just Austin, Matt and editor Matt. The skeleton crew
ken crying in the corner rn
@@grapefruit_technologies lmao
HP, a school's favorite PC to stop you from doing anything other than open a Word document
Yes, you can open the word document after waiting for the start menu to open. Then it will load the loading screen.
Replacable power supplies are great because they are a wear item, now if only you could replace the other wear items like the fan and storage(probably possible but not always)
Only cheap ones wear out though.
@@cgwworldministries83 100% of power supplies will fail
@@denvera1g1 i buy new pcs every couple of years. It’s such a nonissue.
@@cgwworldministries83 A non issue until it randomy dies on you, maybe your fault, a child, or a pet, and you've got to buy a new monitor instead of a new PSU
@@denvera1g1 well discipline your animals and pets. I’ll never understand why people don’t own their households.
Austin: Buys a all in one computer
Also Austin: *Damn nice foam*
Since you can get 4 core Ryzen Laptops with 8GB RAM for around 350€, I have no clue how they can charge so much for something that is worse
Even lenovo sell some cheap ryzen laptop with dual channel memory
I had this computer for two years. I hated it.
This all in one is good enough for everyday tasks. It can do gaming on very low settings.
Back in 2014 I was taking some classes at a local community college and needed a decent pc/laptop. so I went to some pawn shops and found of of these basically brand new with all the plastic still on for around $300. It was the special edition Red Beats edition with the wireless keyboard and mouse. That computer still kicks today. seen the newer ones and they don't feel the same quality as that one does. I don't use it anymore though. let my brother use it.
new mac mini with m2 for only $599 would run loops arround this haha
I bet you can buy a second hand Mac mini M1 WITH cheap display and peripherals (same quality as included with the HP) for about $599
The basic design and pop-out camera remind me of the HP EliteOne desktops used to run the catalogue search kiosks and Internet PCs at my local library, however, the cameras on those never get used considering the environment they're in.
I can tell HP were trying to save on costs by using the same power adaptor they might have included with a Pavilion laptop and reusing the same basic design as some of their higher-end EliteOne models. I think the target market were people who just needed a basic PC, maybe if they were living in a small space.
You guys should use one of the shells, gut it and convert/upgrade it to a high powered ITX system/sleeper build. Would be a fun project.
@official_Destiny1 silence, bot
imo it would be frustrating to get this panel to work on an itx system.
My IPad opens my YT channel in like a half second 😂😂
I use an HP all-in-one at work running Windows 7 with an AMD Athlon and Radeon Graphics. Talk about painful. Any one of these would be a major upgrade. It's at the point now where I have to restart it every so often just to be able to check my email. The only reason they haven't upgraded it (besides being cheap) is that the software we use won't run on newer OSs
Just an FYI, back in 2020, i bought a Lenovo M75Q gen2 for $488, its a Mac Mini sized PC with an 8 core Ryzen 7 4750GE, you can pair that with a ~$180 1080p75 monitor, that has a party trick of having a little enclosure on the back of the monitor for the mini PC so that it acts like an all in one, but is just as servicable as a desktop, this also allows you to upgrade to new hardware later.
The monitor i bought has a built in webcam/mic as well, but the speakers are not as good as the HP, they're like little phone speakers in a deceptively large chin bezel
You could also get a M2 mac mini for 599 or a M1 for even less. At $600 there’s a lot more out there
@@eshaanagarwal6081 The Mac Mini, which i also have, started at $699 in 2020 Less powerful, more expensive, not upgradable, but a beautiful machine. Sadly Lenovo is more innovative with their Tiny-In-One monitor/PC enclosure/dock/KVM thing
Do you know how much i want an iMac like screen, with a mount on the back for me to just slot the M2 Pro Mac Mini into, and have the ports re-locate to the side, bottom, or front of the monitor? And then to be able to upgrade to the M4 later keeping the perfectly good screen/speakers/camera
@@denvera1g1 are you talking about the intel or m1?
@@poker.4203 M1
In video transcoding on the CPU the 4750GE was both faster, and more energy efficient at the wall.
However on GPU the M1 was faster and more energy efficient, but GPU failed to compress to the same file size while maintaining the same quality as both CPU tests.
Of the two GPUs the M1 Video Tool Box is far superior to AMD VCE, but CPU is far superior to both.
Maybe this test would have gone different if i had the 16GB version of the Mac Mini but i think it came down to the low thread/core count of the M1 with it having only 4 big cores and 4 little cores, with AMD having 8 medium cores, and 8 helper threads(made mostly meaningless in most use cases by the 1/2 sized cache).
I'm interested in getting the M2 Pro Mac Mini because of the much higher performance/big core count.
As an anecdote, If you take the 4750GE and compare it to a 3950X in eco mode the 3950x is more efficient despite using more than 2x the power, because it needs a dedicated GPU and larger less integrated parts than a mini PC
You should try and make a all in one for the same budget and see if you can make it better. Would be a fun video!
I have an HP laptop that was $500. My niece knocked it off the table. The fan broke off. When ever the laptop gets hit where the fan piece is, the laptop just locks up, and the screen will glitch.
I could see this with a quad core Ryzen CPU and 16GB of RAM as a kids PC at this price, but taking this at face value, you would be better off buying a used Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny with a quad core CPU, maxing out the RAM, adding a 256GB SSD, and coming in at around $120, assuming you already have a monitor,/TV, mouse, and keyboard for use as a basic computer running Chrome OS Flex, or a solid Linux distro like Solus w/Budgie.
youd be better buying a steam deck and buy a cheap monitor
@@dinoypeter You forgot the dock for the STEAM Deck, which by the time you do that you are well over $800, then unless you do some terminal work everytime the STEAM Deck updates itself, you loose all your desktop settings. Beside Im not about a system for major gaming just something simple to use as a basic computer for things like school, web browsing, YT, light gaming, etc.. , and the goal here is to do it for as little as possible, and more so these days when so many people are loosing their jobs, and the economy is not looking great, and with a little knowledge you can get a lot of value out of something like a used quad core Lenovo Thinkcentre Tiny desktop, or a used Thinkpad(just make sure you can get a fresh battery for it if needed before buying it).
16 gigs! Bit excessive for this kind of thing. Notice how very few machines under around 800-900 will actually have 16gb. Even the $1000+ MacBooks have 8. It's more enough for what more people will use.
I got hat 2015 all in one, found at goodwill in 2020, they thought it was a monitor and it's a little slow but an SSD and ram has made it a great bedroom computer to watch TV on
My mother and her husband has the original HP all-in-one. I do admit it is mostly enough for their use but it still annoys me to sleep in the same room with it while I am visiting. 😅
My old 2013 iMac runs games and other things even faster than these two "PC's"
Upgraded is a little much to say
Can you really trust a company that says ''the computer is personal again''? Of all the machines that I ever owned, HP has by far been the worst: The ProBook range, EliteBook range and desktops are real wastes of time.
It says on their site that there is 2 dimm slots but only 1 is populated. I'm curious what would happen if you added another stick since ryzen loves duel channel.
My Laptop has the same processor, and I added 16GB to it. Bumped it up nearly 30% in performance by adding more RAM; give the 3250U more RAM and it will come alive!
@Leo Reaper in newer games, more ram= unlimited power! It makes very little difference in daily usage otherwise.
8:13“Being 3 times faster than the world’s crappiest PC is not exactly something to be proud of”
School Chromebooks: “You dare challenge me?”
The hilarious thing is that you can get the base model M2 Mac mini for 600 bucks 💀
HP takes such an L lmao
exactly
Holy action camera judder, Batman!
NOOOOOO YOU CANT JUST MAKE IT DOWN GRADED NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I had a version of that same HP all-in-one with a 12th gen Intel core i5 and found that the two biggest issues that were hurting performance was the insane amount of bloatware that HP put in their Windows install as well as The ram was running in single channel mode and XMP was disabled by default in the BIOS so reinstalling a clean install of Windows putting it in dual channel mode by adding a second stick and enabling XMP fixed a lot of it
Love the channel and video but Austin please make a follow up video for this!! The All-in-One is blah, but don't discount the Ryzen 3250U processor! I bought a lower end ASUS laptop on sale during Christmas with this chip in it, added 16GB of RAM (20GB total RAM in laptop now) and it bumped the performance of the chip up by nearly 30% - decent little laptop for under $300 including tax. Sure Vega 3 graphics are baseline, but there are other YT videos out there showing this 3250U and enough RAM running Cyberpunk at 13 frames/sec. (I am not kidding go search you will easily find the video). Keep up the great work!!
Austin: "Can you guys, just..."
HP: "NO AUSTIN ! We're cheap."
If that is upgradeable to dual channel ram it would be way way better. But that being said, a quad core instead of dual core would also be much better for very little $.
Austin is RIGHT. If we compare it with base Mac mini, the M2 one is 600 USD (and 500 USD if you are a student) and compared to this, that is generations ahead, you would just have to buy an external display with that, which you could get for 70 USD (a decent but used one). Or even better, but an M1 Mac mini, for like 400 USD.
So, in conclusion this device doesn't make ANY sense.
They could kick the value up by giving it a HDMI IN port so dorm folks can use it for consoles and a roku stick (would probably be faster than running video on the PC) etc.
i bought a monitor for dirt cheap because it needed a laptop power supply to run. i had a bunch lying around.
Good for them
I was working in premium car dealer and we have some open and clean space to talk with clients and for clean table look we use some kind of this tech
Oooooor, get a Steam Deck and hook it to an external display and have a much faster computer on top of a mobile gaming console for less money.
You do understand who the market is for this computer right?
@QSxDaRkSCoPe Hopefully someone going to college. If someone looks up this computer, hopefully they see this video and see my comment and save themselves from buying this pathetic monstrosity.
@@WyFoster I see it more as what somebody buys their grandma
@@QSxDaRkSCoPe Damn, she's gonna pass on before it loads a web page. 😆
I worked at staples and this would the number 1 seller for like almost every person who goes to staples for a computer. I hated having to set this thing up. The keyboard hurt my soul.
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I would buy the Microsoft surface studio 2+ if it had the 13900k cpu and 3090 or 4090 gpu in it since it has the hi resolution display but I would prefer the display with mini led or micro led with 2,000 nits but I wish it had a better gpu than the 3060 and more like a higher end gpu. I wish on the back of all in one pcs have a removable back panel that are attached with removable philip screws and have like nvme or sata ssds for expandable storage next to the ports. I know that it's for graphic designers and artist but playing games would be an enjoyable experience with the specs that I mentioned would be immersive while playing with a mouse and keyboard or a game controller would be the icing on the cake.
The All N One PCs were supposed to be innovative!! Turned out that they are more of a nightmare
Notification gang wya🗿🦍
I built my own AIO unit, using an Element TV as the screen and speakers, and the internals of a Dell Precision 1700. Even with using the half-height Quadro P620, it's very useable.
Hello there
Tip: If the PC is slow, try putting it on Windows 10
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We sell very similar machines at Staples, and every time we set one up for a customer I can't help but notice how incredibly slow these are right out of the box. And thats with an i5, SSD, and 8 GB RAM. Using it is painful and I hate selling them.
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HP makes some strange decisions about hardware. I just bought an HP desktop for $50. Guy that sold it to me said it was so slow that it was unusable. It’s from 2018, 8th gen i5, 8gb ddr4, but they saddled it with the slowest mechanical hard drive possible. It really was unusable. I gave it a few upgrades and it’s a nice little gaming rig.
@@zachywacky1 Not really anything to do with the age of the hardware, it's that Windows 10 and 11 changed how they operate and are crippled by a mechanical HDD.
In fact the older the hardware, the more important an SSD is if you are using Windows 10/11,
3:40 DIRTY MIND ACTIVATED 😏😏
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12:37 Careful what you wish for. HP did ship AIOs with AMD A-series processors, including a quad-core A10.
A series should've died by today's standard
Ryzen ftw
The new M2 Mini is $500 with a student discount, add a cheap monitor, kb & mouse and both of these combined cannot even come close to the value for money you would get
2:33 austin is not RACIST
Austin, it's so that when the power brick dies, you dont have to rip apart the computer to fix it, also to get heat away form an already baked pc.
For $600 just get a budget gaming pc
2:23 It's more the same thing except for brightness settings differences. They made it more teal and less blue.
Hey guys there’s Austin!
Nobody will talk about that Slowpoke shirt he is wearing? I am loving it ☺️
“The foam was incredibly nice”💩
4:10 In the listing for the computer you see it comes with a black stand but in the unboxing, it came with a white stand and for a black computer to have a white stand just kills the whole edgy game lord aesthetic that someone was probably trying to go for.
A $530. HP laptop vs all-in-one showdown!
Where to buy the flower shirt? Asking for a friend...
I worked for a real estate agent a couple years ago who had one of these and it was truly the most ABOMINABLE machine I have ever touched...
It’s so nice to come back from a work out Austin Evans notification
I can tell you who this pc is for: people that don’t know anything about pcs
This reinforces my satisfaction with the Inspiron AIO I bought in 2021. I paid $800 for my (with 2 year warranty), but got a core "I5-1135G7 CPU with 8GB RAM (that I upgraded to 24GB) a 512GB SSD, and Geforce MX150 GPU for light gaming, and haven't looked back. 2.5 years later, it's still running fine, and I keep more tabs open in Chrome than I ever bother counting. (well over 20).
I could see this being used in an office setting. Especially if there's not a lot of room.
Putting the black hand emojis when austin said "its black now" was funny😂
Our school recently switched to this pc
Edit: it has iris graphics
It gets around 70 fps in rocket league idk abt cs go
From a shit-tier dual-core to an less shit-tier dual core.
What an upgrade!
Oh my god I used the have the older version as my main computer, and holy shit I sold that thing almost immediately to one of my coworkers
I bought one for my kids 6 years ago, and while they used it for their basic needs wow that thing was crap. If you really want to laugh Amazon still sells it for $549 dollars🤦🏼♂️.
Sure !
We have the newer one at my shop all its used for is cutting automotive tint on a plotter playing pandora and answering emails and it does it well
I picked up an Optiplex 7470 AIO touch screen with an i5-9500 (65w) and a gtx 1050 4gb, with the pop up webcam, for $200 from a business that was upgrading. Spent $80 on 16gb ram and a 500gb NVMe ssd and it was off to the races.
There is a lesson here. The used market can have incredible value if you have the patience and the know how.
it needs a quad core cpu and at least 16gb of ram to be reasonably performant in 2023 for base tier stuff that most folks would want to do with a computer such as web surfing and basic business applications.
I agree with quad core. But 8gb of ram with 2x4gb sticks at 3200mhz for dual channel would probably do pretty good with a ryzen quad core
@@cooleyzz if you had a decent SSD to swap to maybe but I can eat up 16gb of RAM with just outlook, teams, and Firefox on my company notebook (it's been an issue sometimes) and that's a current generation Lenovo x1 carbon with a 12th gen i7 and 16gb of ram that wasn't cheap
You know, you never know WHO these are for until your Mom calls up and goes "I wanna watch my youtoobz but computers are cheap now right? Like $400?"
Me watching Austin run fh5 on a dual core with more than minimum setting: are you high man?
In my country there type computers are mostly used by pharmacies
I still have the first gen of this PC, it takes 15mins before u get to the desktop, another 7mins to open up the Internet, another 4mins for the internet to load the home page, another 3mins to load the next web page you search total it takes me 29mins+ just to get to the web page I want (without even starting what I want to do) TH-cam doesn't load at all. It's my only PC. I can't afford another pc haven't been for years. It's an absolute pain in the ass but it's all I have
I would say for the front desk/reception, simple Excel etc. And maybe for entry level works like browsing a receipt for cooking, or order engine parts on a workshop... Heck it's perfect for my Dad who only plays online card games...
Look, cheap laptops don't come with that larger screen (and I don't think they make anything past 17inch, not with reasonable price), and you risk batteries worn out and catch on fire.
I dunno... I think if you try and stuff a quad-core into that thing, it'll melt. Like, you get up to go to the bathroom, it goes past throttling, and you come back to a bricked puddle...
I like the dial up sound effect
I can get a brand new laptop for $100 that runs Windows 11 home and is more powerful than this!! Why are these $400+?!?! I just don't get it! Now if they were the same price and upgradable, then I could see the appeal.
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So, the reason this one is black as opposed to white is that, for most HP AiO and Laptop skus, they color code their computers based on processor: Black is AMD, White/Silver is Intel
Check dell all in one pc it is sick
The issue with gaming is more than likely due to a single stick of ram. Ryzen CPUs get a HUGE boost in dual channel.
I bought the first model purely for writing but it's good enough for YT as well. Got it pretty cheap too. Works for my needs lol.