I bought this PC as an Engineering PC during the day and gaming PC at night. It runs all my industrial software fast and efficiently. It keeps up with my fastest cars in Forza Horizon. Very happy with HP for putting this one together. Setup was easy, but had to use ribbon cable PCIe extension to add another Network Card. It is buried under the massive Video Card

This PC is a well constructed device, but there are a couple of minor design quirks. First, the Nvidia graphics card does block some items on the mobo, such as the battery and the second m.2 drive, however, due to the thoughtful case design, accessing the insides of the PC was very easy. I also am not impressed with the cable management -- for this price point I would expect a clean and precise design. It wasn't terrible, but I have seen better. Still, regardless of what some infuencers on social media may say, the components (case, memory, gpu, and mobo) are top notch. The glass that is used in the case is thick and luxurious. Removing it as well as the opposite side where the majority of the cabling is kept is easy with a one button release. I did find that I had to add a smidge of silicon grease at the locations where the pins for each panel secure the panel one. After doing so, the panels are installed and remove smooth as silk.. One other beef I have is with the documentation -- I think HP could have provided a bit more information. Despite what a popular social media influencer says, the cryo chamber design works really well -- CPU and GPU temps are excellent. I also had no beef with the bios options -- it is not the most comprehensive, but it does provide more than the basics. Performace of the system is what you would expect with an Ultra 9 Intel processor -- not the best, but certainly meets my needs. I haven't used the AI tools extensively, but it is nice that they are available for this model PC. Finally, regarding aesthetics, this PC as a whole is a beauty -- I love the form factor and the lighting is nicely done -- I like the Omen symbol at the top, so I leave that on all the time even when the PC is shut down.

Runs surprisingly cool ! Was getting max temps in the mid 60s for both cpu and gpu while playing some aaa games.

Bought as part of a sim golf setup. The computer is overkill for what's currently needed, but it should work for many years as the sim software becomes more demanding. Love the computer! Super fast, awesome graphics. Couldn't be happier.

My new Omen 45L is a great PC, but my biggest complaint is the lack of instructions for the Omen Gaming Hub. I have fiddled with it, but I still do not know what I am doing. The limited help assumes I know what different bits are - and I have no clue. My second complaint is that some software will not run on it and it is not a Windows 11 problem. I have an older version of Adobe Photoshop Elements running on another HP PC under Windows 11 and it works fine. I do not want to buy a newer version with only 3 years licensing - that is objectionable. My last complaint relates more to Windows 11 and that is the transfer/synching of configuration from another PC is pathetic. I wish I had just setup a clean Windows and configured it myself. Since HP no longer provide an optimization option for over-clocking within the gaming hub, they should provide information about locating and using Intel Extreme Clocking (including disclaimers if necessary). I assume you want people to get the best out of the PC and this information is necessary for that purpose.

System is a failure. Reset it self at Radom times. Video card just drops. For this price point, unacceptable