Soldato
Some time ago, I had a very similar issue with a Fuji Laptop, where the specs say I should get HEY COOL but instead I got PAH!
I got pretty much the same with this laptop, and now I understand why I bought it for such a cheap price. Its bordering on useless.
The Laptop itself, if a HP Gaming Pavilion i7-cd052na
its an i7-9750H @ 2.6, 8GB RAM and has a 250GB SSD and a 1TB HD
Its got both Intel and nVidia GTX1650 Graphics, so thats cool, but it is by far, the most awful laptop that I had had in years.
For example...
( Oh, and its got a full fresh install of Windows 10, the latest version I downloaded from the MS Site and it has the latest drivers all in )
I power it on, it boots up in just a few seconds thanks to the 250GB Samsung M2 SDD and the 1TB Seagate Hybrid.
So, I open up Thunderbird to check emails, and Thunderbird seems to hang. I cannot click on anything when it shows up, but I wait a moment.
I then double click on the MY Computer Icon and the blank window pops up and after a few seconds, it fills with the info.. Not loooking good, and TBird is still not responding.
I Right click on MY COMPUTER icon to select properties and that also takes some time to open up. TBird is now responding. I close it cos Im bored of waiting over 20 seconds for that to do anything.
I select DEVICE MANAGER a few times before it responds to me. I then get that open finally.
Its been over a minute and teh steam icon appears on the task bar... Its set up to load up with Windows, but, might I add, this does NOT make the slightest bit of difference to anything.
I open up steam by right clicking the icon in the taskbar and after 5 or 6 seconds the box appears and I move to highlight LIBRARY but I still have to wait a few seconds for that to highlight.
Now, I could go on, but this is how it responds EVERY TIME TO EVERYTHING.
I have tried different RAM ( it only takes a single stick ) and I have tried various different installs and drivers and I have tried different HDs and SSDs but nothing makes any difference.
Is this one of those machines that are simply cheaply thrown together and are simply a load of old cobblers, or is there something that I am doing wrong??
I got pretty much the same with this laptop, and now I understand why I bought it for such a cheap price. Its bordering on useless.
The Laptop itself, if a HP Gaming Pavilion i7-cd052na
its an i7-9750H @ 2.6, 8GB RAM and has a 250GB SSD and a 1TB HD
Its got both Intel and nVidia GTX1650 Graphics, so thats cool, but it is by far, the most awful laptop that I had had in years.
For example...
( Oh, and its got a full fresh install of Windows 10, the latest version I downloaded from the MS Site and it has the latest drivers all in )
I power it on, it boots up in just a few seconds thanks to the 250GB Samsung M2 SDD and the 1TB Seagate Hybrid.
So, I open up Thunderbird to check emails, and Thunderbird seems to hang. I cannot click on anything when it shows up, but I wait a moment.
I then double click on the MY Computer Icon and the blank window pops up and after a few seconds, it fills with the info.. Not loooking good, and TBird is still not responding.
I Right click on MY COMPUTER icon to select properties and that also takes some time to open up. TBird is now responding. I close it cos Im bored of waiting over 20 seconds for that to do anything.
I select DEVICE MANAGER a few times before it responds to me. I then get that open finally.
Its been over a minute and teh steam icon appears on the task bar... Its set up to load up with Windows, but, might I add, this does NOT make the slightest bit of difference to anything.
I open up steam by right clicking the icon in the taskbar and after 5 or 6 seconds the box appears and I move to highlight LIBRARY but I still have to wait a few seconds for that to highlight.
Now, I could go on, but this is how it responds EVERY TIME TO EVERYTHING.
I have tried different RAM ( it only takes a single stick ) and I have tried various different installs and drivers and I have tried different HDs and SSDs but nothing makes any difference.
Is this one of those machines that are simply cheaply thrown together and are simply a load of old cobblers, or is there something that I am doing wrong??