Microsoft windows 11 Home edition on my HP AMD Ryzen 7 8GB Ram

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I always thought that my HP AMD Ryzen 7 laptop with 8GB ram is good enough to install the latest Microsoft Windows 11. But, at first, I couldn't install it. Even though, I'm a windows insider. Most people can't too. I read that there are whole new specs that you need to adhere to.

I'm actually a little surprised and a little excited that when I check out my updates on my laptop, haven't been using it for a while, Windows 11 is ready to be installed. And, it didn't really take that long to install. Maybe, around half an hour.



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My HP support software also automatically, updates the BIOS needed with the new Windows 11. Part of the reason, I like the HP laptop. As it's using AMD Radeon graphics, it also comes with the Radeon software. Which you can use to set the graphics for every game before you play.

I haven't tried playing any games yet. So, I'm not sure how smooth it'll be under Microsoft Windows 11. The version it states that I have is the Windows 11 Home edition. You'll know immediately when the aesthetics look different from Windows 10. 



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I must say, I really like the new clean design. Even the icons look nice and modern. Everything can be quickly accessed in one place. For example, I go into settings quite often, and having to look for an update section is a hassle. I'll always miss it.

In the new design, I can quickly click on the System and check out the latest windows updates. Pretty nifty. Now, you can even set the icons on the taskbar to the center but, I'm too used to it being set to the left. So, I left it there (get it?). I don't want everything to be shown to my face. Lol :p



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On my HP laptop, everything is pretty well organized and optimized. I still haven't upgraded my 8GB Ram to 16GB. So, to see everything runs smoothly is a little assuring. Of course, I haven't test running heavy load yet. I always have a little problem when doing video editing.

I'll try video editing when I have a new photo-video project with my Nikon Coolpix P950. I don't have any plans to go anywhere yet. Been thinking of going to the city, especially for the night shots. Well, it's not as if I'm in a hurry. With the pandemic and all.



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Luckily, I only got my HP laptop recently, and it can install the latest Microsoft Windows 11 Home edition. I read on the Microsoft Amazon store page that Windows 11 will be rolling out from now until 2022. You might want to check out if you can upgrade it via the Windows Insider.

You'll have to join their Windows Insider first. It's a way to try out new windows beta updates. It's done automatically, and all you have to do is chose the date and time to restart. I have always been interested in installing the latest Windows since the day, I bought my first PC in the mid-90s.

The tradition continues. Don't forget to check my windows 11 video here.

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Well, finally the HP laptop that I recommended to my friend to get arrived. And, he actually ordered the 16GB Ram version. He told me he prefers the 8GB Ram and upgrades it later. But, I told him, it's such a hassle to open the bottom case and it might also void the warranty if any shit happens.

I think he also says that he prefers the 14" screen instead of the 15.6 inches. It's the same kind of thinking of trying to scrimp and save. I've been using the HP 15.6 screen size and I feel it's much better for my bad eyesight. Also, you'll get a full keyboard with a number pad.



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• 512GB PCIe NVMe M.2 Solid State Drive
• 16GB DDR4-3200 SDRAM (2x8 GB), AMD Radeon Graphics
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If your work involved calculations, that number pad will be pretty nifty. One thing is that the laptop version he got doesn't have the fingerprint sensor. Mine has and it's much faster to log in instead of having to type your password.

He will also appreciate the webcam for a video call with his family back at home in India. I like to link my Samsung Note 10+ to my laptop and use WhatsApp for messaging, voice msg/calls, and video calls. Since I'm on my computer all the time, I seldom need to check my phone.



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The important thing is that it's within his budget. And, for the price, this is not a bad laptop. Yesterday, I tried transferring pictures and videos from my camera to my laptop and it was pretty smooth. I edited the video and upload it to my youtube channel.

My laptop only has 8GB of ram. It'll be much better with 16GB ram, like my friend's laptop. That's why I insisted that he get the 16GB of ram. Yeah, you might save if you upgrade it later but if you have the dough just pay for it and avoid the hassle later. Unless you're the tinkering type and know what you're doing.



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For the moment there, I thought my friend wanted to upgrade the CPU aka the processor. I told him it's an integrated motherboard. It's a laptop, not a desktop. Turn out he was referring to his desktop ram. He wishes to upgrade from 6GB to 8GB ram. Lol.

Just to let you guys know, that not every Indian knows anything about computers. The joke about Indian IT guys is funny but India is pretty big and not everyone has the money to study or even own a computer. My Indian friend works as an electrician but he knows shit about computers. 



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To be clear, I'm no computer expert myself. I learned through self-learning since the mid-90s. That's when the computer world was booming. I just happened to finish my two years compulsory National Service (NS) in the military and got a job as a civil servant after that.

Lucky for me, I got to learn to use the computer and simply expand my knowledge from there. I even once got a job at an Apple factory. Can't remember which year but I didn't stay long. I was pretty impressed with their system video capabilities back then.

I really miss those fun days. Used to go out with my friends to the computer mall just to look around. That's how we spend our weekend. I haven't been there for a pretty long while since then. I don't even know if the building is still around. Last I heard, they're gonna tear it down to build a damn condo. 

Anyway, my friend will pick up his new laptop this weekend. Hope he enjoys it!

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Warcraft III Reforged HP 15s AMD Ryzen 7 3700U Radeon Vega 10 gameplay

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I actually pre-ordered Warcraft III Reforged last year. Or was it early this year? I can't remember but decided to download and try out the game on my new HP laptop 15s AMD Ryzen 7 with Radeon X Vega 10 graphics.

I figured, my laptop can play the game as it can play Diablo III pretty well. Although, it's pre-set on low-medium. The HP 15s is not a hardcore gaming laptop. It lags when playing Forza Motorsport 6: Apex. It can only go on low. I had to lower or off some specs. Still playable though.



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The only real gaming laptop I had was the Alienware M14x. Which I bought a couple years back. I actually wanted the M11x. But, couldn't get it as it was only sold for a year, I think. I really had fun with it and try out many games.

The specs weren't that bad when you can almost play any games on it sets on medium-high. It can play Crysis and even Gears of War for PC. Stupid Microsoft, I paid for a digital version of the game, and now I can't play it because they delete the game from the store.



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The reason I got myself the HP 15s is that it looks like the latest Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 gaming laptop. Of course, if I had the money, I would have got it. The HP 15s is half the price of the G14. The G14 is the only gaming laptop that got me as excited as my M14x.

Also, if you look at the G14, it doesn't actually look like the usual crazy design gaming laptop. It's something that you can bring to work or school without anyone looking weird at you. Although, they might when you 'on' the anime led lights on the laptop lid cover.



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I must say, Asus has some nice other gaming laptop design. I don't like the design of most Alienware gaming laptops anymore. I prefer the old slick M14x. Gaming laptops don't have to be weird or out of the world's design. At first, I kinda like the new PS5 design, now, I think it's too far out.

I'm not sure about you but nowadays, I prefer the slick, simple modern design for my digital devices. I read how Steve Jobs was so into industrial design and you can see that on Apple's products. Nowadays, I don't think they follow that mantra anymore after he died. I mean, just look at the iPhone 12?



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If you're looking for something different, you might want to check out the Asus Duo. I found this weird at first but now, I kind of like it. That second screen might actually be useful. I'm using a dual-screen for my main pc setup. So, I kind of get it. 

I recorded the Warcraft III Reforged on my laptop and it went smoothly. The game might lag a tiny bit because of that. I also tried editing using the Microsoft free simple video editor. There was an instance when I thought, I didn't record properly but turn out the video froze. 

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I think it's because the AMD Vega 10 graphics isn't good enough. So, that might be something for you to think about if you're getting the same type of laptop specs as mine. I still think it would help a bit if I upgrade my rams to 12-16GB from the 8GB.

I remembered upgrading from 4GB to 8GB for my Intel Celeron N4200 with HD 505 laptop and it immediately improved the laptop performance. So, upgrading rams does help. I used to think 8GB was the minimum for Windows 10 laptops. Now, it might be more than that.

Well, if you're thinking of getting the Warcraft III Reforged, I definitely recommend it. It's just like Starcraft but with a Warcraft theme. I just played the game yesterday, and I'm definitely going to play it again today if I have the time. Especially, since my laptop can play it.

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For me personally, 8gb of ram is the minimum for today's Windows 10 laptop or PC. I have a gaming pc and I bought it with Intel i7, GTX 1060 with 16gb of ram. That was a couple of years back. And, I'm typing on the pc right now. What I like is how smooth everything still is. That's what you want.

I also have an Acer laptop with Intel Celeron N4200 with 4gb of ram. It stutters once in a while. I immediately, upgrade the ram to 8gb. I wanted more than 8 but, 16gb was way over my budget. I think it cost around $100+, then. Can't really remember. Now, it runs a bit better.



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My HP 15s, AMD Ryzen 7, came with just 8gb of ram. As it was on offer, I thought it'll do for now. I can always upgrade later. Currently, it runs pretty smoothly. So, I've no complained. My only complaint is the Radeon X Vega 10 graphic card.

I was pretty disappointed when I tried playing Dirt 4 as I thought, the graphic card will be able to handle it. Silly me, I thought it would be on par with my gaming pc Gtx 1060. Turn out, it's only half as good. I had to go all the way down to ultra-low to be able to play the game.



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One thing I learned when I upgraded my low-end Acer laptop is that after I upgrade my ram from 4 to 8gb. I can now play some games smoothly. With just 4gb, you can't really do much. I'm not a technical expert but, that's why I say 8gb is just great for minimal laptop or pc task.

The other day, my ex-colleague told me that his wife wanted to upgrade her Pc ram from 8 to 16gb. Her pc is running out of storage and things are starting to lag. She doesn't game and uses it for her work. Just another proof that 8gb of ram just doesn't cut it anymore.



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If you can afford it, get the maximum specs that you can get so that it can last you for years to come. You don't want the hassle of having to upgrade once, everything starts to slow down. Especially, when you need your computer for work.

Talking about the hassle, it was really a hassle to take out the back cover of the HP 15s laptop. I actually had to use a prying tool to take it off. I don't remember ever having to use a prying tool to upgrade ram or a hard disk. Whoever designed the laptop must think it's a good joke. 

I actually thought of just ripping the bloody whole back of the laptop. That's when I decided to search on Google for any kind of tutorial instead.

After looking at a tutorial that almost looks like my HP laptop, I decided to pry it open. It took me a while to discover the easiest way is to start from below the touchpad. I was really afraid of scratching my laptop and chipping or breaking the cover. It's still just a few days old!

While cursing at HP, I finally, managed to slowly pry open the laptop without scratching or breaking anything. It was all worth it, as I discovered that there are two slots for the Ram. So, I can easily replace them whenever I want to. 

Now, my thought is to either just buy an 8gb ram or if it's really cheap, I can get 2 x 8gb ram to make it 16. I think I'll just buy an 8gb ram and add it to the 4gb ram to make it 12gb ram. Which isn't that bad. Another 4gb of ram would do wonders. Especially, if I want to game on the laptop.

I won't do it now though. The thought of having to pry again the laptop really scares me. If anyone at HP is reading this, fire the idiot that design the back cover and making me use a prying tool just to open that damn back cover of the laptop!

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