OMEN OMEN 45L GT22-3000i GT22-3090 Gaming Desktop Computer - Intel Core Ultra 9 285K - 64 GB - 2 TB SSD - Tower - Black
$4,499.99
Mfg # B91WJAA#ABA
CDW # 8439329
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Quick tech specs
- Offers a dependable and efficient gaming solution
- Windows 11 Pro OS makes you more productive and creative
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 discrete graphic card helps in a wide range of multimedia applications and offers great user-experience
- Core Ultra 9 processor offers maximum productivity in a timely efficient manner
- 2 TB SSD for capacious storage with much faster data transfer speed than normal hard drives; can hold thousands of songs, photos, files, and documents
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OMEN OMEN 45L GT22-3000i GT22-3090 Gaming Desktop Computer - Intel Core Ult is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5 by
Zserver from
A Great Machine With A Few Minor Quirks
This PC is a well constructed device, but there are a couple of minor design quirks. First, the Nvidia graphics card does block some items on the mobo, such as the battery and the second m.2 drive, however, due to the thoughtful case design, accessing the insides of the PC was very easy. I also am not impressed with the cable management -- for this price point I would expect a clean and precise design. It wasn't terrible, but I have seen better. Still, regardless of what some infuencers on social media may say, the components (case, memory, gpu, and mobo) are top notch. The glass that is used in the case is thick and luxurious. Removing it as well as the opposite side where the majority of the cabling is kept is easy with a one button release. I did find that I had to add a smidge of silicon grease at the locations where the pins for each panel secure the panel one. After doing so, the panels are installed and remove smooth as silk.. One other beef I have is with the documentation -- I think HP could have provided a bit more information. Despite what a popular social media influencer says, the cryo chamber design works really well -- CPU and GPU temps are excellent. I also had no beef with the bios options -- it is not the most comprehensive, but it does provide more than the basics. Performace of the system is what you would expect with an Ultra 9 Intel processor -- not the best, but certainly meets my needs. I haven't used the AI tools extensively, but it is nice that they are available for this model PC. Finally, regarding aesthetics, this PC as a whole is a beauty -- I love the form factor and the lighting is nicely done -- I like the Omen symbol at the top, so I leave that on all the time even when the PC is shut down.
Date published: 2025-10-31T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of
5 by
HPblows from
Save your money build your own
This thing is trash and a waste of 4k+. The components are just awful. The proprietary motherboard sucks. You can't get a schematic for the motherboard, they say it can do gen5 and gen4 ssd's but dont tell you which slots are which and they are not marked on the board. Not to mention you have to remove the bracketed 5090 which is just ridiculous its like 10+ screws. The SSD that comes on this flagship product sucks its a 2tb wd blue...The Intel untra 285k seems just as bad as the 13900 (same cores and threads as 13/14 gen). What i mean by that is it runs hot for what seems like no reason. The only nice thing on here is the 5090 and its just that a base nvidia rtx 5090. No overclocking (of course you can do yourself) or premium parts added like aftermarket brands. Its just underwhelming. Pair it with the OMEN app (which is also one of the worst apps I've ever used) nothing feels easy on this machine. There is next to nothing special even the ram which is 5600 ddr5 is set to 4800 from them you have to overclock it if you want it to run 5600. The time I had an issue was a Saturday so of course no hp help on sat/sun just a bad experience all around. Lastly, the box is shipped via FedEx and just know that thing is going threw war before it gets to you doorstep. If you know nothing about computers and wanna play stright out the box and never upgrade anything, then this is the pc for you.
Date published: 2025-07-19T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Lifeliner from
Poor value
System is a failure. Reset it self at Radom times. Video card just drops. For this price point, unacceptable
Date published: 2025-08-15T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bob27776 from
Disappointing product, even more disappointing support
There are much better deals available. Don't buy this pc.
I did, and the graphics card failed 3 months after I got it. I am now out of the return period, so support has told me my only option is to carry this PC (which, by the way, is 50 lbs) to the nearest fedex office and wait multiple weeks for HP to repair it. This could easily be resolved with a replacement part, requiring me to carry less than 5 lbs and wait 0 days without a PC. When I pointed this out to support, they simply ended the chat on me without reply. Incredibly unprofessional.
The motherboard is also a weird custom one that doesn't seem to have a video output other than the one on the graphics card. Also, for some reason there are like 12 screws you need to undo to get the graphics card out in the first place, which is ridiculous. This is all to say - maybe you'll get lucky, and not have to interact with these problems. But why take the risk? You should buy from a company that treats its customers well when things go poorly.
Date published: 2025-09-30T00:00:00-04:00