[OOS] HP 14" HD Zen-based AMD 3020e 1.2-2.6Ghz 2C/2T laptop $209.99 @ Newegg

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HP Laptop 14-fq0020nr AMD 3000 Series 3020e (1.20 GHz) 4 GB Memory 64 GB eMMC SSD AMD Radeon Graphics 14.0" Windows 10 S


  • AMD 3000 Series 3020e (1.20 GHz)
  • 4 GB Memory 64 GB eMMC SSD
  • AMD Radeon Graphics
  • 1366 x 768
  • Windows 10 S


 
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VirtualLarry

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Nobody interested in a (relatively) "cheap" laptop? I got one for my Mom, to upgrade/replace her Lenovo 14" with an A4/A6 Stoney Ridge APU. The Zen architecture (even limited to 2C/2T, pity that they didn't enable 4T on these), should still be noticeably faster / snappier. Runs great at VSR 1440P res., although I set it to VSR 1080P for Mom. (older eyesight). Native panel is 720/768P. When you're actually doing something with the laptop, it turbos to 2.3-2.6Ghz. Didn't really notice if it's passively cooled, or if it has a fan, when I was working on it.

My HP 14" slim Ryzen R3 3200U laptop (which is basically a 2C/4T version), did have a fan, and was fairly noisy when it spun up, which it did in alternating periods. Slightly annoying, but apparently essential for performance. I didn't notice any sort of noisy fan on the laptop in OP, but I doubt that it's passively-cooled.

Also, I didn't disassemble it, so I don't know if the RAM is soldered (doubtful), or only has one or two SO-DIMM slots. My HP 14" slim from last year, had two SO-DIMM slots, with one filled with a 4GB DDR4 SO-DIMM, which I upgraded to 2x8GB DDR4. (Walmart's site said that the 4GB was "non-upgradeable", but that turned out to be incorrect.)
 
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VirtualLarry

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Thanks for the heads-up about the one at OD for $159. Picked up another one. I guess the one at OD is in "Silver" color? Should be interesting.