I just received my HP Envy 6 Ultrabook today, and I am EXTREMELY impressed by this laptop. I will be doing a full review soon, but if you have any specific questions feel free to send me a PM or ask on here!
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Hello Marinebio444,
Congrats on ur new envy.. I am very much interested in this sleeeeeek book lineup...
I am waiting for ur review. Please mention your config and also some high res pics of the envy...if possible please take a video review.. I am more concerned about the operation of windows ( 1.6GHZ proc) and also HP is known for hot laptop bases.. dunno how good coolsense is working .. did u take the laptop with mSSD or reg HDD or SSD ? I am also concerned abt the fan speed and the temperature at various points of the base of the book. -
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Did you get the version with discrete AMD 7670m GPU, or integrated graphics only?
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I got the discrete graphics model; a little more money, but definitely worth it in my opinion.
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I just received my sleekbook 6t today as well...I popped in a Win7 Ultimate x64 disk to reformat (So much damn bloatware) but when I was asked to select which partition to install the new Windows in, it states that no drives were found...
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How is the screen? i know 1366x768 is historically awful, and I don't expect HP to have bothered with a high quality display of that low resolution, but a general report on it would be nice.
I've been considering similar laptops for some time now (lenovo u400, sony SA series), and the running trend among these ultralights seems to be crap displays. I don't demand full sRGB or adobeRGB coverage, but something about 150:1 contrast and 250 cd/m2 brightness would be brilliant.
Performance is likely to be stellar for the class one way or another, but I assume the 7670 is a ddr3 unit like reports have indicated? Other question that has been floating around is upgradeability, as in how accessibly is the HD bay? What height drive with it accept? Is memory easy to upgrade as well?
I can only guess that the bottom panel is a rubberized plastic, not any kind of metal? -
"C:\Program files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\HP Recovery Manager\" -
I haven't had the time to delve into the inner workings (hard drive/battery/graphics/ram upgrading) because I'm not really interested in that kind of upgrading. But in terms of the screen, I'm coming from a native 1440x900 17" monitor set by my family at 1280x1024. So to be perfectly honest, the screen feels amazing by my standards, haha. Of course, other people who want a full HD display will probably be disappointed, but it's absolutely brilliant in my eyes. Only issues I have are when it's late and I'm just browsing in my bed without contacts when my eyes are tired.
And yes, performance is absolutely amazing. Again, coming from a family desktop that needed a good 5 minutes before you were up and running at full power, the clocked 17 second boot time is extremely quick, as is general function. -
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i'd really want to see a video review
and i'd like to ask about the heat and noise when using high demand apps and games?
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moviemarketing Milk Drinker
What kind of performance are you getting with games at 1366x768?
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I wrote a guide here: http://forum.notebookreview.com/hp-envy-hdx/667656-envy-sleekbook-6t-1000-cant-reformat.html -
Does envy 6 have the dvd drive in it? and does high end games run on it?
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ther wnt be any problem if it doesnt hav the dvd drive? i want to buy ths but iam realy confusd dont knw wt to do!
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And i would also like to knw if the hp envy 6 has some kind of defect or not?
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envy 6 1003t in india with 3rd gen i5v (3317u) 1.7ghz 640gb hd and 4gb ram and 2gb radeon 7670 for Rs 53000/-
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The fan of my 6t-1000 seems noisy. It runs almost all the time. How about yours?
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HP ENVY 6t-1000 Ultrabook Hands on Video Tour - YouTube -
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6t falls in the ultrabook series(though it is not seriously speaking), so I expect a quiet machine. Maybe I set the bar too high...
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I remember you said there is an option for clean OS recovery on 4t but I could find such option on 6t. Any idea?
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Hey guys i am considering to buy HP Envy 6. I am a resident doctor, mostly my work with laptop is limited to reading ebooks, surfing internet and am huge audio fanatic. I use computer pretty much 8hrs a day.
I was wondering if u guys cud clear me on following things
1. How much is battery backup... officially it says around 8hr but i doubt what ever is official
2.Also Hp laptop have problem with cooling whats the status with this one
3.How good is screen display, this very imp for me as i read most of my books(yeah im not into hd display for videos neither do i play games).. dont wanna end with headache & eye strain
hope someone clears it out for me..
also whats with the t.. i noticed on Hp US site it says Envy 6t... sorry im newly into laptop so pls ignore my ignorance -
2. The upper left corner is kind of hot but you won't feel it unless you put it on you lap. The HDD part is a little bit warm but that's the case with all hard disk, All the other parts are really cool.
3. The display is mediocre. If you read a lot, I would recommend a higher resolution display 1600x900 or above. An IPS display might be better b/c it has a wide view angle. But why don't you read on the e-ink ereader? That's better for eyes.
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5.5 hr isnt bad,
cud u suggest other options for laptop i have:
as i said i read a lot.. abt 5-6hrs a day on lp
and need a good back up time for my reading 4-5 hrs is cool
checked the eink readers.. i dont think u can annotate pdfs in them plus the i have few kindle books but they r aweful, i 'd rather go for the pdf with original layout as printed books esp when books run into thousand of page in print version..
also dont the backlit LED's have good viewing angle
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One thing though - I was pushing it really hard last night playing SWTOR and it did get quite hot around the top left of the keyboard. Not too hot to touch but hot enough to be uncomfortable. I was running on medium settings on a busy server - so it was working quite hard.
Regarding the fan - it is easy enough to open the 6T up - I opened it and replaced the ram with 8GB as soon as I received it - you could repalce it if you find a suitable replacement. -
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Is hp envy 6t a gud laptop?
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But it's a formidable ultra/sleekbook for the price. -
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FHD and IPS would be nice, waiting for an offering with Thunderbolt. -
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Does your Envy 6 [sleekbooks] model have two cooling fans? Thanks.
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Can anyone post what WIDI software their 6t came with (obviously only those that selected it on build)...thanks
HP Envy 6
Discussion in 'HP' started by Marinebio444, May 30, 2012.