HP Victus, 13th Gen Intel Core i5-13420H, 6GB RTX 4050 Gaming Laptop (16GB DDR4, 512GB SSD) 144Hz, IPS, 15.6"/39.6cm, Flicker-Free, Win 11, Office 21, Mica Silver, 2.29kg, Enhanced Cooling, fa1319TX

Quality is 9/10Battery life is 8/10Functionality is 9/10Speed is 9/10Heat level is 8/10Display quality is 10/10Trust me guys it is a killer machine in this price range.It is coming with rtx 4050 with latest i5 13th Gen.I love this machine man...I want to know why it's showing low diskscore and graphic score.My old pavilion has more diskcore than this has 😢.But don't think just buy it .I use it for coding as well as for gaming.Btw it's heavy and bulky & larger in size.Just think about this as it is not so convenient to travel with this system.

Great display but ram speed is slow which is noticable in some tasks. Most aaa games can be played with 100fps with dlss frame gen. Satisfactory build quality, no hinge problem. Battery lasts 4hour with video watching. Charging is fast. Keyboard is nice.. Heats up a bit with games like cyberpunk on Rt..doom dark ages ( still 100+ fps tho) and fan speed is quite noticable. Doesn't look like it but Feels Quite Heavy while being carried around in a bag.

I've been using the HP Victus with the 13th Gen Intel i5 and RTX 4050 for a couple of weeks now, and it's been an excellent experience overall.Pros:Performance: The i5-13420H handles multitasking really well, and the RTX 4050 is a beast for 1080p gaming. I’ve played games like GTA V, Warzone, and Forza Horizon 5 on high settings without any issues.Display: The screen is bright and crisp, with good color accuracy. Great for both gaming and watching content.Thermals: HP has improved cooling on this model. It does get warm under heavy load, but not uncomfortably hot.Build Quality: It feels solid and has a premium look without the flashy gamer design, which I prefer.Value: At this price point, getting a 13th Gen CPU + RTX 4050 is a great deal.Cons:Battery Life: As expected with gaming laptops, battery life isn't amazing—about 4-5 hours with light use.Bloatware: It comes with very little pre-installed HP software you may want to uninstall right away.Weight: It’s a bit on the heavier side, so not the most portable option.Final Verdict:If you're looking for a powerful mid-range gaming laptop that can also handle creative or work tasks, the HP Victus is definitely worth considering. Just don’t expect ultra-portability or long unplugged sessions.P.S i brought this in summer sale.

I think amazon has delivered refurbished laptop to me. After starting the laptop for 1st time it hanged for 10 minutes. Also heating issue was there. Some time screen was becoming Black. It was taking too much time to open an application also hanging while using any application. I saw same laptop on offline store it was running well so I will suggest not to buy from amazon. Either buy for offline store run and check otherwise buy from Hp store. I returned the laptop after one week.

I say its good using for gaming & office uses battery backup average. But performance was good. And at this price range its a good option

This is my 3rd HP laptop and based on my very positive experience with the other two, I jumped for this budget gaming device. Overall my experience is very positive - build quality is good, device looks great and runs fast! I use it mostly for AI model development, blogging & writing documents and it doesn't disappoint on performance. I don't play games much, so can't comment on gaming performance.There are some cons though:- Much heavier than I thought it would be- Power adapter is huge - needs a separate laptop bag of its own. [Just kidding! ;), but it's huge really]- Am disappointed with the default Intel display adapter though - it does not allow me to scale beyond 1920X1080 pixels. My previous Ryzen powered HP laptop also has similar display specs, but the Radeon display driver update allowed be to scale display resolution way beyond 1920X1080 Pixels - I can get 3000 odd pixels resolution, which makes the fonts look really cool on Windows 11 with auto scaling.I have updated the Intel display driver, but I still can't get a higher resolution than 192x1089. Given my primary use, this feature is very important for me.Wish I had opted for the Ryzen5 one instead of the Intel i5 (assuming of course that the Ryzen device could give me higher display resolution with driver update!).I would recommend this device hands down to anyone intending to use machine like I do, but for the display resolution drawback.

go for it this this budget range its best trust me and i played rdr2, gta v , god of war, valorant they all run smooth under a cool temp

The HP Victus, priced around ₹75,000, has a few notable drawbacks, particularly with its hinge design. The display often shakes due to the poorly constructed hinge, which is frustrating for daily use. This flaw may force users to spend around ₹2,000 yearly on repairs, making the overall experience costly and inconvenient. Additionally, the thick bezel at the bottom could be reduced for a more modern, sleek look, and the build quality feels average for the price point.Overall, the performance may be decent, but the design flaws, especially the hinge, hold it back. I'm giving this product 3 stars.Suggestion: HP could improve the hinge design in future models by using sturdier materials and adding reinforcements. Reducing the bottom bezel would also enhance the aesthetic. Hope these concerns are addressed in future versions for a better user experience.