Speaking of the new design, HP has two different gaming desktop models based on the volume of the tower itself: the Omen 25L and Omen 30L. The 30L has a volume of 30 Liters, which makes it the ...

HP's Omen 35L is also getting a smaller sibling, in the form of the Omen 16L, which again offers either AMD AM5 or Intel Core i5/i7 or Ultra 5/7 CPUs, Radeon RX 760 graphics or Nvidia from a 3050 ...

HP Omen 25L Gaming Desktop Specs include the Intel Core i5-10400 or the AMD Ryzen 5-3500 processors to start. For graphics, it has the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 or the AMD Radeon RX 5500.

The Omen laptops will be available on July 10 at Best Buy and HP's website, while the desktop and monitor will ship in August. The big news here, really, is the new branding.

The recent Omen 40L was a lukewarm PC, and the company has settled into the same design in slightly different sizes over the past few years. That’s changing with the new HP Omen 35L.

The HP Omen X runs on Windows 10. However, the computer will have Windows 10 Home out of the box rather than Windows 10 Pro. Those who want all the features in Windows 10 Pro can upgrade for just $39.

The Omen Desktop embraces expansion through toolless design, which is fantastic to see. Along the top front edge are two flaps which can be opened to reveal two 3.5-inch hard drive bays, complete ...

Typical for HP, you have a ton of customization options with the Omen 40L. At the low end, you can get an Intel Core i5-13400 and Nvidia RTX 4060 for $1,000, along with 16GB of memory and a 512GB SSD.

HP's Omen Desktop is upping its game, shedding the old, boring box with "gaming facade stapled on" for a bigger, faster, and slicker design that's better-equipped for serious gameplay.

And lashings of RGB. HP, by contrast, is a little more subtle with its Omen desktop lineup, eschewing mad designs for a more muted and traditional PC tower look. But still with lashings of RGB.

As is typical with ATX style cases, the HP OMEN 45L gaming desktop is rectangular in shape. It stands just over 8″ wide, about 18 1/2″ in depth, and just over 21 3/4″ in height.

The recent Omen 40L was a lukewarm PC, and the company has settled into the same design in slightly different sizes over the past few years. That’s changing with the new HP Omen 35L.