Nvidia RTX 4090 laptops leak way ahead of announcement

Joel Loynds
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HP’s OMEN next-generation laptops with RTX 4090 and 4000-series chips leak before their official announcement.

A Romanian reseller has accidentally leaked the upcoming HP OMEN next-generation lineup, after listing them on their store.

Twitter user momomo_us spotted the laptops, which feature not only the RTX 4000 chips but also the Intel 13th generation Raptor Lake CPUs.

A strange omission is the leaked RTX 4050 GPU, which also leaked recently. Nvidia’s attempts to ensure its dominance on the laptop circuit is a continued uphill battle, as the laptops housing RTX 30-series and below have almost always suffered from battery life issues.

In our reviews of gaming laptops like the Blade 15 and Aorus 17, we found that the heftier the chip, the less likely it was that the battery was going to last further than a couple of hours. With the massive power draw of the RTX 4090, it’s going to be an interesting test when it comes around for how long it could last under duress.

There’s scant other information surrounding these laptops, but the pricing seems to fall in line with where modern PCs are at these days.

RTX 40-series laptop pricing leaks

The Nvidia RTX 4090 currently starts at $1599, with minor price drops happening across the world. With this in mind, the conversion from Romanian Leu to US dollars currently pits the machines at the following prices:

LaptopHP OMEN 17-cm2007nqHP OMEN 17-cm2005nqHP OMEN 17-cm2001nqHP OMEN 17-ck2007nqHP OMEN 17-ck2004nqHP OMEN 17-ck2001nq
GPURTX 4060 8GBRTX 4060 8GBRTX 4070 8GBRTX 4080 12GBRTX 4080 12GBRTX 4090 16GB
CPUi7-13700HXi7-13700HXi7-13700HXi7-13700HXi7-13700HXi7-13700HX
Screen Size and spec17.3 FHD17.3 FHD17.3 FHD17.3 QHD17.3 QHD17.3 QHD
RAM16GB16GB16GB16GB16GB32GB
Storage512GB1TB1TB512GB2TB1TB
Price (Leu)RON10,298.60RON10,587.61RON11,838.44RON14,818.47RON15,855.55RON18,881.00
Price (USD)*$2,208.68$2,270.66$2,538.92$3,178.03$3,400.45$4,049.30

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E-Commerce Editor. You can get in touch with him over email: joel.loynds@dexerto.com. He's written extensively about video games and tech for over a decade for various sites. Previously seen on Scan, WePC, PCGuide, Eurogamer, Digital Foundry and Metro.co.uk. A deep love for old tech, bad games and even jankier MTG decks.