The Importance Of The TUXEDO Driver Package On Their Newer Ryzen Laptops

[avis]

WiFi worked for me from the beginning. What chip didn't had launch time support?

Network controller: MEDIATEK Corp. MT7922 802.11ax PCI Express Wireless Network Adapter

[PuckPoltergeist]

Network controller: MEDIATEK Corp. MT7922 802.11ax PCI Express Wireless Network Adapter

Okay, this is really new for me. I've had only seen intel or atheros here, where I've had working hardware from the beginning. Mediatek must do some homework. I can remember when even atheros was a pain in the as.

Was thinking premium hardware vendors are taking care of this. And I realized, we're talking about HP, not premium. Sorry, my fault

[avis]

Okay, this is really new for me. I've had only seen intel or atheros here, where I've had working hardware from the beginning. Mediatek must do some homework. I can remember when even atheros was a pain in the as.

Was thinking premium hardware vendors are taking care of this. And I realized, we're talking about HP, not premium. Sorry, my fault

The HP EliteBooks series can be considered premium. It's the best laptop I've ever bought and it's splendid.

• Fingerprint scanner
• 1440p 120Hz 400nit display
• All metal
• A large touchpad
• Keyboard back lighting
• Top notch security including full memory encryption
• Upgradeable RAM (two slots) and storage
• Almost every component can be disable in BIOS (WiFi Bluetooth WebCam etc)
• 5MP WebCam
• Premium calibrated speakers
• 2.4Gbps WiFi 6e adapter
• Thunderbolt 4/USB4
• Enterprise remote management (optional, can be disabled in BIOS) - works regardless of an OS installed

Cons:

• Meh battery life
• No Ethernet
• USB-C power connector (it's horrible for laptops because it's flimsy as hell)