HP ZBook Studio G9 Review (i7-12800H, RTX 3070 Ti, 16" 4K)
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- A review of the HP ZBook Studio G9 mobile workstation laptop (Intel i7-12800H, 32Gb DDR5, 1TB PCIe Gen4x4, NVIDIA RTX 3070 Ti GPU)
HP’s ZBook Studio is a flagship mobile workstation offering top of the range components for professionals wanting the best. The latest Gen9 model comes equipped with the latest hardware, a 16:10 aspect ratio display, 120Hz standard across the board, Intel 12th Gen processors, up to NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti graphics and Wi-Fi 6E. Is it enough to keep it on the throne?
0:00 Introduction
0:34 Design
1:46 Display
2:34 Connectivity
3:19 Keyboard & Touchpad
4:18 Audio & Webcam
5:10 Performance
5:59 Benchmark Results
7:38 Target Audience
7:25 Graphics
7:49 Gaming
8:37 Security
9:04 Battery Life
9:24 The Good, The Bad and The Really Bad
9:26 Hot Performance
9:41 Vapour Chamber Baby
9:56 Dazzling Display
10:10 More I/O's?
10:24 Expensive
10:46 Poor Battery Life
11:05 Competition
11:36 Summary
12:40 Outro
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UK Review model: 62U29EA £2,634.58p + VAT (£3,161.49p)
Alternative models: 62U59EA £2,645.10p + VAT (£3,174.12p)
i9-12900HK, 32GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe SSD, 16” WQUXGA 3840x2400, 100% PCI-P3, RTX 3070 Ti 8GB GDDR6
62U58EA £2589.00p + VAT (£3,106.80p)
i7-12800H, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, WUXGA 1920x1200, 100% sRGB, RTX 3070 Ti.
Competition::
Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 5
Apple MacBook Pro 16
Razer Blade 15 2022
MSI CreatorPro Z16P
Dell XPS 17
ASUS ProArt Studiobook 16 OLED
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Excellent Review 👍. Thanks for paying attention to the simplest things people'd be interested in but also going over the professional aspects of the machine.
This laptop is what I've been looking for, a MacBook-esque look and upgradable
Nice review. I saw this after I ordered one of these and I'm glad there weren't too many negatives, lol.
Good to hear!
would you show procesor temperatures during 4k video , cinebench
Can you tell what the GPU power limits were?
When will the review of the HP Fury G9 be out ? :-)
It's amazing how people tend to hate on Apple but Apple has inspired every single PC company in terms of design of their computers. Nobody was doing this style in Trackpad. And this thing just looks like a MacBook Pro. I mean honestly without the stickers I had to look twice. I thought I was looking at my own M1Max 16" MacBook Pro.
Exactly, the body resembles Macbook Pro quiet a lot. It is the screen that tells that it's not a macbook
Thanks for an excellent and comprehensive review of the product that I have been waiting so long from your channel😁. And does RTX A3000 12Gb performs similar level or better to RTX 3070Ti 8 Gb in Studio G9 ? Looking forward towards Fury 😊
A3000 12GB is comparable to RTX 3060. The A4000 16GB is similar to 3070. Personally the 3070 Ti GPU is a beast. 3080 Ti not worth the price jump. Fury G9 A3000 is coming! Just not enough time when one has a day job as well. 🤣👍
@@Dovecomputers Oh, great, really looking forward to that one, I just got mine with the 12950HX. (also A3000)
That processor is an absolute beast.
How does this compare to the Dell XPS 17 (9720)? I like the 120 Hz, lighter weight, WiFi 6E, USB type A, and RGB keyboard on the Studio G9 but wonder if it's worth the price difference.
The Studio G9 has the better GPU options if you need it. I would argue that the Studio G9 has better cooling and personally a nicer keyboard than the XPS. Having said that the XPS range is fantastic. My twopence worth. 👍
Excellent review.
I'm looking at this one for VFX and 3D simulations in Houdini...would you recommend this for such work on the go?
Thanks. Yes, I would say this would handle your workflow with no issues. The alternative is the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 5, this has a fraction more performance, but the fans are louder/chassis is hotter than the Studio G9.
I have experience with hp zbook studio g9. It is so powerfull than lenovo . Our company uses lenovo and hp but lenovo has some issue , we switched to all hp
What about the Fury?
Because I trying to buy one, with the RTX 3070Ti, did you know how much is the TGP? :)
Can you comment on what display is better with UHD touch option, the 120hz HP or the 60hz P1 gen 5. All else equal, what would you pick if the only things that matters is screen likability for solidworks & video consumption.
Both touch options are top panels so not much in them. IMO, the P1 Gen 5 has a slight edge in performance but greater heat issues. Studio G9 is cooler running, and the speakers are superior.
@@Dovecomputers my eyes are really bad(keratoconus/double vision) and prefer OLED iPhone screens. But when it comes to laptop, the closest is Mac with mini led. Since I use both Mac & windows simultaneously, I fear 60hz would be shooting in the foot jumping screen to screen. Between two different type panels. And HP OLED isn’t 4k+. The perfect option would have been p1g5 with 120hz OLED display in 4k+ resolution.
The 4K IPS 120Hz Dreamcolor panel is almost perfect. PMW flickering is virtually zero on this display.
I have bought this device, never i would have thought that 4k dreamcolor display didnt OFFER hdr option. Amazin review but the lack of HDR should have been mentioned in the review.
What is the maximum charging Power via USB-C? 65 Watt? Or more?
More due to the desktop level processors and dedicated GPU's used.
The oled touchscreen version whats the refresh rate
60Hz. The Dreamcolour 4K panel is 120Hz.
@Dove Computer Solutions Ltd thanks you so much I was looking for concrete information since many articles said that zbook studio G9 this year was oled and 120hz--- "However, the heavy artillery of this model is the 4K 120Hz OLED panel with touchscreen support and Gorilla Glass 5 protection. It also should cover 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut." From an article online. Now that you have given me proper information I have decided on the asus proart stuidio H7600 which is an oled 4k laptop that is 60hz but the same display can switch to 3200 x 2000 at 120 hz. It dual switching display buy would be nice to know how it works
hi mate, I am considering the mobile workstation for my both working and personal purpose. there are 2 choices I would probably go for are thinkpad p1 and zbook studio. in your opinion, what is better choice? thank you.
To be honest, both are very good premium mobile workstations. Studio G10 and P1 Gen 6 have 13th Gen CPUs and 4000 series/Ada GPU's. The G10 runs a tiny bit cooler than the P1 which gets hot. The P1 G6 has the advantage of 96GB max memory and dual M.2 SSD slots (RAID 0/1 options). Currently reviewing the G10 i7-13700H, 4070 and 3000 Ada models, video out soon. Waiting to get my hands on the P1 G6 in the next few weeks for review.
It’s so sad that there’s no competitive SOC system for Windows Notebooks. Just went for a Mac Book Pro, as my Lenovo X1 Carbon couldn’t handle photo editing. The Mac is nice, no discussion. But part of my paid work is on a Windows only software, and Windows 11 on Paralells Desktop is bad as hell!
I do see the advantages of MacOS, but Windows is, for me, very reliable and really nice to use.
I’m ready to spend what is necessary to have a computer that gets the job done… But this ZBook with only 3 hours of battery life. Seriously? Furthermore throttled when not plugged in?
I’ll therefore have to bite the bullet and use mac + parallels for the coming years.
@Nicolas Bianchi *" The Mac is nice, no discussion. But part of my paid work is on a Windows only software,"*
What photo editing software that you use requires Windows? If it's not photo editing then what software are you referring to? I'm asking because 9 times out of 10 there's very little software that isn't on both platforms. Often people purposely stick with a Windows version of something like MS Office for example just because of the name and refuse to use any other alternative office softwares when there are plenty. This just isn't year 1999 anymore. People who use Linux seem to get along fine with far less commercially-released software available for it because they tend to use Open Source. With MacOS just about everything commercially-released runs on it unless some lazy developer decides to stay in the past, in which case nobody should be supporting such lazy developers if one allows them to dictate which computer platform they purchase and use.
@@BlendingWithHenry Thanks for taking the time to answer me. Sadly, this doesn’t apply to memoQ, a Translation Memory based CAT tool (for professional translators). Both big players in the software field are on Windows only. MAC alternatives exist (WordFast Pro and CafeTran, but they have deal breaking limitations. And web based solutions, besides their limitations, are either buggy, or require you to “sell your soul” (your work ends up feeding automated translation AI, accelerating: translators using those solutions end up digging their own grave.
I tried to use memoQ via parallels, but both windows and mQ act erratically. For all other software, I use either the official mac version or a valid alternative.
@@BlendingWithHenry what's a good mobile workstation for linux?
33 fps???
Zbook G5 X360 offered 15 -17 hrs to run on single charge. On reality working only on google chrome it lasts 2.5 - 3hrs max ! This is the problem with all these heavy duty HP laptops ! I would prefer to even have a half kg heavier laptop with a battery that can deliver 6 hrs...but IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN WITH HP ZBOOK !
That's not a fullsize keyboard
Doesn't anything bother you about Ruscism Z-logo on the lid of your laptop? The next one will be the Nazi swastika?
Whose fault is it if the russian army embraced the letter Z ? Is it the fault of the Z ?
maybe it is Z for Zelenskiy? haha