It’s a classic tower-style desktop, but the solid build quality and sleek design comes with a premium price tag. If you won’t compromise on components and performance, the Velocity Micro Raptor Z95 is a smart choice. Read our full HP Omen 30L review (opens in new tab) Those needing LAN speeds above Gigabit Ethernet might need a 2.5Gbps or 5Gbps USB 3.x to Ethernet adapter. Videographers will appreciate its HDMI port, useful for hooking up a large-screen TV in addition to DisplayPort for a monitor. Our one complaint though is that the USB-C port is tucked in the back. Other configurations can be found at retail, like one with a 2TB SSD plus 2TB HDD with 64 GB RAM.Įxpansion is easy thanks to its array of USB ports -two of them USB 3.2 Gen 2 at 10Gbps. It's fast PCIe SSD coupled with a speedy 2TB 7,200 RPM hard drive give plenty of space for working with 4K video. During benchmarks this system enjoys a sustained boost clock around 4.9GHz. We choose the version with an Intel Core i9-10900K with ten cores running at 3.70GHz and a hefty 32GB of RAM -more than double the Adobe Premiere recommended system specs. Since this is a consumer PC you pay a fair value rather than the premium price of a workstation.
Its semi-transparent tempered glass side panel shows them off while allowing access to the components without using tools.
The Omen 30L is a sleek PC with pleasant aesthetics that packs some seriously fast components into a narrow and elegant chassis. HP's Omen 30L may effectively be a gaming PC, but that makes it well-suited as one of the best video editing computers, as games are similarly resource-intensive in terms of CPU, RAM and GPU.
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