How do i disable the inbuilt low blue light filter on my hp omen 16 laptop, it is creating a yellowish tint on my display , i have night mode off in my display settings.

Hey guys so probably it's a wrong flair but anyway. Currently I have 2 variants of HP Omen Max 16 to buy in June or August.

Option 1:

Ryzen AI 9 375HX, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 5070Ti, 1200p 165hz screen for 2400$/2080€

So about Option 1 I have 2 concerns. First one is about all Omen Max 16s. They say they leak liquid metal which can fry the motherboard and I'm geniunely concerned. They say the thermal paste they use suck and you should replace is straight away. My second concern is when I browse on Reddit the CPU itself seems a little weak if you ask me. It can get bottlenecked and if I spend over 2K boy I better get a balanced one.

Option 2:

Core Ultra 9 275HX, 64GB RAM, 2TB SSD, 5080, 1200p 165hz screen for 2960$/2550€.

Yeah here screen seems a bit too low if you ask me but it's just a 16 inch screen and I think it will last way longer. 165hz ain't that bad also. I have around 2 concerns here. First one is that liquid metal leaking I said in Option 1. Second one is I see MANY, MANY U9 275HXs OVERHEATING. THEY RUN AT 100 DEGREES. Maybe undervolting can help though.

So, if I buy a Omen Max 16 I'm probably going for one of these two picks. And which one to buy? Any help would be appreciated. Also I will be jumping from a 1650Ti laptop which is a MASSIVE, MASSIVE jump alone.

Hey everyone, just wanted to share a quick before-and-after of taming this laptop. If you're running these specs in a hot room, you know the struggle.

The Specs: HP Omen Max 16 | Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX | RTX 5080 16GB | 64GB RAM

The Problem: Out of the box in summer heat (no AC), this thing was a furnace. Under gaming load, it was literally shutting itself off to prevent melting. Here are the results of repasting with Thermalright TF7 and tweaking the fans (Fans very very important).

🔴 BEFORE (Summer, No AC)

• Idle: CPU 65°C | GPU 60°C
• Gaming (Turbo ON): CPU 100°C | GPU 90°C (Resulted in random system shut-offs)
• Gaming (Turbo OFF): CPU 80-85°C | GPU 85°C (Chassis burning at 50°C)

🟢 AFTER TF7 Repaste (Summer, No AC)

• Idle: CPU 60°C | GPU 55°C
• Gaming (Turbo OFF, Stock Fans): CPU 80-85°C | GPU 85°C (Note: Paste alone didn't drop peak load temps here)
• Gaming (Turbo OFF + Custom Fans): CPU <70°C | GPU <75°C (Custom curve: Fans start at 40% from 50°C)
• Idle (Custom Fans): CPU 50°C | GPU 45°C

❄️ THE FINAL FORM (TF7 + Custom Fan curves + AC Room)

• Idle: CPU 42°C | GPU 34°C
• Gaming Load: CPU <70°C | GPU <70°C

TL;DR: If your Omen is shutting down from summer heat, repasting with TF7 helps base thermals, but the real magic happens when you pair it with Turbo disabled and an aggressive custom fan curve (Unleashed mode, but no unleashed 😂). Dropped my gaming temps from system-crashing 100°C down to a very comfortable sub-70°C. And trust me...hardly any performance issue observed, not even with AI inference. Games running smooth and stutter free!!! Hope this helps!

Hi.

I am aware the information for limited warranty can be found on HP's site. Long story short, they are playing warranty games, and when I went to find the link from HP themselves at the time where this is pertinent, it no longer works. They changed some warranty terms and also fraudulently changed the purchase date of my laptop to when I suspect these term changes were made.

I don't know if I can post the link here so I won't yet, but is anybody savvy enough to find a version of the limited warranty from about May 2025? I found several links to it when asked on HP forums from the time period to similarly contest warranty, but again, error 404 by now.

Thank you

Hello, i've got a big issue with my Omen : since today he doesnt see my graphic Card

Nvidia won't reinstall cause he said no Nvidia Graphic Card installed on this PC.

What can i do ?

It's a OMEN 16

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Hello

So, that's a silly question and concern since it doesn't really matter, but when I see reviews of Omen max 16 on YouTube they always show a "rainbow keyboard" with light for each individual key, leading to some nice effect and I really like it, but when I go to the HP site and look for this computer AMD version, I can only find a 4-zones option.

Does its AMD version only have a 4-zone keyboard for some reason?

Also, I'm looking for a computer primarily for gaming and browsing/streaming and to punctually use it for 3d modeling and drawing software, I heard that an AMD version would be better for it and easily to upgrade, but I don't really understand about that stuff. Should I really go with the AMD or should I choose Intel?

Thanks for the help

HP Omen 16 16t-am000 Gaming Laptop PC 16" WQXGA U7 16GB 512GB SSD RTX 5050 W11

I just bought a 5080 HP Omen 45L desktop from micro center for 2200. Then I come home and start doing research and I see all these negative reviews and videos on it. Has me worried. I have 15 days to return it. But just curious if people like this rig or do these negative reviews have weight?

Hey guys so first of all idk tag is right or not. Anyway, so yeah I'm with a 1650 laptop and its obviously very old, cannot hold up. So I am searching for laptops this summer and HP OMEN MAX 16 looks very nice. Seems like it doesn't have any chronical problems and it holds up really well in terms of cooling. By the way if you don't understand what a TongFang OEM is it's basically these:

PCSpecialist Recoil 16 in the UK

XMG Neo 16 in Europe

GameGaraj Slayer R9T in Türkiye/Turkey

CHUWI Gamebook 16 in the US I assume

And these have pretty good reputation, I even researched to their transistors. So in my country which is Turkey HP OMEN MAX 16 one costs 2300$/1900€ here. And about TongFang OEM one it's the same price. So uh I'm planning to use this like in Lossless Scaling for games that does not support DLSS. I can select my iGPU for LS and dGPU can render the game, at least that's my thoughts. But my biggest concern is, is it enough for a 5070Ti? Can it hold up? The screen itself is 1200p so it's like 1.5K. But it supports G-SYNC and it has a 3ms of delay which is a CHEF'S KISS! So, is it really worth it??