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Posted 10 February 2023
HP Victus 15.6" R5 RX6500M 8GB 256GB Gaming Laptop + HyperX Mouse + HyperX Headset - £530.99 with code (Free Click & Collect) @ Argos
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Price has dropped to £589.99 from 669.99 for HP Victus 15.6in R5 RX6500M 8GB 256GB Gaming Laptop Bundle. Thanks to for the heads up.
Use code GAME10 to get further 10% off and get it for £530.99
Free click & Collect
Delivery is £3.95
Next best price (without mouse and Headset) is from Johnlewis for £629.99
Get ready to bring the game to life with this HP Victus Laptop, made for peak PC gaming. Paired with the HyperX Cloud Stinger Core PC gaming headset and HyperX Pulsefire Core mouse, rivals will not stand a chance with this portable trio! The HP Victus gaming laptop allows Desktop power in one portable package. One of HP's best laptops for gaming is about to pop off with such desktop-level internals as an AMD Ryzen 5 CPU, advanced AMD Radeon Graphics, and plenty of DDR4 memory.
Providing gamers with what they need, great sound quality, comfort, convenience, and reliability. The HyperX Cloud Stinger Core PC headset offers in-line audio controls, soft ear cushions, swivel to mute mic and immersive 40mm drivers, ensuring you hear every sound.
The HyperX Pulsefire Core mouse delivers all the essentials, with the Pixart 3327 optical sensors for in game precision, textured side grips and high-quality switches for up to 20 million clicks ensuring you will never miss a shot.
Model number: 15-fb0020na.
Part number: 6T9S8EA #ABU.
General features:
CPU, Memory and Operating System:
Display features:
Graphics:
Interfaces and connectivity:
Multimedia features:
General information:
Use code GAME10 to get further 10% off and get it for £530.99
Free click & Collect
Delivery is £3.95
Next best price (without mouse and Headset) is from Johnlewis for £629.99
Get ready to bring the game to life with this HP Victus Laptop, made for peak PC gaming. Paired with the HyperX Cloud Stinger Core PC gaming headset and HyperX Pulsefire Core mouse, rivals will not stand a chance with this portable trio! The HP Victus gaming laptop allows Desktop power in one portable package. One of HP's best laptops for gaming is about to pop off with such desktop-level internals as an AMD Ryzen 5 CPU, advanced AMD Radeon Graphics, and plenty of DDR4 memory.
Providing gamers with what they need, great sound quality, comfort, convenience, and reliability. The HyperX Cloud Stinger Core PC headset offers in-line audio controls, soft ear cushions, swivel to mute mic and immersive 40mm drivers, ensuring you hear every sound.
The HyperX Pulsefire Core mouse delivers all the essentials, with the Pixart 3327 optical sensors for in game precision, textured side grips and high-quality switches for up to 20 million clicks ensuring you will never miss a shot.
Model number: 15-fb0020na.
Part number: 6T9S8EA #ABU.
General features:
- Size H2.35, W35.79, D25.5cm.
- Weight 2.29kg.
CPU, Memory and Operating System:
- AMD Ryzen 5 - 5600H processor.
- Hex core processor.
- 4.2GHz processor speed with a burst speed of 4.2GHz.
- 8GB RAM DDR4.
- 256GB SSD storage.
- Windows 11 Home.
Display features:
- 15.6 inch screen.
- Full HD Display.
- Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels.
Graphics:
- AMD Radeon RX RX6500M graphics card with 4GB RAM GDDR6.
- Dedicated graphics card.
Interfaces and connectivity:
- Multi-card media card reader.
- 2 USB 3.0 ports.
- 1 USB Type-C port.
- 1 HDMI port.
- Headphones jack.
- Bluetooth.
- Wi-Fi enabled.
Multimedia features:
- Built-in mic.
- Bang & Olufsen Sound sound system.
General information:
- Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
- EAN: 196786462849.
More details at Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 10 February 2023
31 Comments
sorted byCurrently I use an MSI Summit for my laptop because it has a 400-500 nit 72% NTSC display and also cost me about £520. Had the Victus had a 72% NTSC display @ 300 nits I would certainly consider it, but they just don't do it for some reason.
Am I doing it... Ah never mind.