As we expected, HP’s presence at Gamescom 2024 was used by the historic brand to introduce a large number of new features aimed mainly at the world of games and content creators, two ecosystems that are increasingly converging to each other, to the extent that many of them devices aimed at one market also adapt perfectly to those on the other.

More precisely, we find a new computer in several configurations that becomes part of the OMEN ecosystem, new HyperX microphones and a wireless and customizable keyboard from the same brand, with autonomy that aims to break records. We see each of these new developments below.

HP OMEN 35L

The star of this update is undoubtedly the HP OMEN 35L, a high-performance tower PC that adds to this already large and prestigious family and is therefore designed to meet the performance needs as well as the aesthetic preferences of both. user groups.

When it comes to its configurations, HP has decided to offer flavors for all tastes, that is, we will find versions with both Intel chips and other AMD-powered chips. For the former, we find configurations up to Intel Core I7-14700F, which can be supplemented with a dedicated GPU up to NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090, 64 GB DDR5-6000 MT/S XMP RAM and 4 terabytes of PCIe SSD storage + 2 terabytes of HDD.

For those who prefer integrated from Santa Clara, the highest integrated unit we can choose is the AMD Ryzen 7 8700G, supplemented in the graphics section with GPUs up to AMD Radeon RX 7600 and up to 64 gigabytes of DDR5-5200 RAM MT/s EXPO. The difference compared to the Intel silicon models is not in terms of maximum storage capacity, i.e. up to 4 terabytes of PCIe SSD storage + 2 terabytes of HDD.

Of course, a high-performance cooling system is essential for a device with these characteristics, and HP has not neglected this aspect. So we find our own liquid cooling system, OMEN Liquid, based on the 7th generation Asetek pump, which is complemented by a large set of high-performance fans to generate an optimized ventilation flow.

HyperX QuadCast 2 and QuadCast 2 S

Microphones, once barely valued peripherals that most didn’t even use, have become much more important to both the proliferation of online gaming and the content creator ecosystem. Nowadays, it is more common to find users who have decided to invest well in this regard, to guarantee quality sound and, if possible, an aesthetic that adapts to the preferences of gamers and creators.

For them, HP has introduced these two new microphones, the QuadCast 2, which offers 24-bit / 96-hertz capture quality, and the QuadCast 2 S, which takes these values ​​to a professional level, with 32-bit / 192 Hz. capture hertz. Both connect to the PC via USB and, how could it be otherwise, have LED lighting. Of course, the QuadCast 2 S also takes the cake with over 100 RGB LEDs that are fully customizable via management software.

HyperX Alloy Rise 75 Wireless

Gone are the days when wireless keyboards didn’t meet the demands of the gaming world for performance, features and speed. Already today we can find wireless keyboards that have nothing to envy to their wired “brothers” or nothing at all, and in which HP has also focused on autonomy, thanks to which it is able to offer up to 80 hours of use with active LED lighting and more. for a whopping 1500 hours if we give up.

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