Earlier this year, HP launched the Omen 17 premium gaming laptop with an Intel Core i7-12700H and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Laptop GPU. Now, HP is gearing up to introduce a refresh of the Omen 17 laptop, possibly at CES 2023 with up to an Nvidia RTX 4090 Laptop GPU under the hood.

A Romanian store listing of the upcoming Omen 17 laptop has been spotted by Twitter user @momomo_us. The listing reveals that all the upcoming Omen 17 machines will have the Core i7-13700HX Raptor Lake-HX CPUs and RTX 40 series mobile GPUs. These will include the RTX 4060 8 GB, RTX 4070 8 GB, RTX 4080 12 GB, and RTX 4090 16 GB Laptop GPUs. SKUs with the RTX 4080 and higher have a QHD display, while the rest have an FHD panel.

Prices start at 10,298.60 Lei (US$2225) for the base model with a Core i7-13700HX and RTX 4060, while the top-end Omen 17 with the RTX 4090 is priced at 18,881 Lei (US$4,079).

According to rumors, the Core i7-13700HX has eight P-cores and eight E-cores with boost speeds of up to 5 GHz. Aside from the sporadic leaks we’ve already seen, there is still little information available about the RTX 40 Series mobile GPUs.

It is important to keep in mind that the mobile versions of the GPUs will probably have significant performance differences from their larger desktop relatives. The 450 W TGP of the desktop RTX 4090 card can be boosted to 600 W. However, Ada Lovelace mobile GPUs are probably limited to a 175 W TGP due to the thermal and power restrictions that laptops must deal with.

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The AMD Zen 4 APUs along with the 600-series motherboards and 13th Gen Intel Raptor Lake processors with 700-series motherboards have already launched in the markets. These new chips are expected to make their way to mini PCs soon, as brands are expected to unveil new models equipped with these processors at CES next month.

It appears that Asus might be one of the first OEMs to introduce a mini PC with the latest-gen hardware, as Twitter user Harukaze5719 has spotted new listings in the EEC database that indicates the brand is planning to launch DeskMini and DeskMeet variants with support for AMD’s Zen 4 chips, as well as Intel’s Gen 13 processors.

The AMD models have the suffix X600, while the Intel models have the suffix B760. B/BB most likely refers to barebones systems with no RAM or storage, whereas BOX refers to fully-featured systems.

It is evident from the B760 mention that the models will incorporate mini-ITX motherboards with the B760 chipset, which will debut in early January. There are rumors that this will have 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes and 16 PCIe 5.0 lanes. However, there is some ambiguity regarding AMD’s X600 motherboards. The name implies the presence of an X670 chipset, which offers 4 PCIe 5.0 lanes for NVMe storage solutions but no PCI 5.0 lanes for a discrete GPU.

DeskMini and DeskMeet models from ASRock have previously only been available with 65 W TDP processors. The most recent desktop-grade processors from AMD and Intel would be too powerful if ASRock is to maintain this limit on the next models since AMD has a 105 W minimum TDP and Intel has a 125 W minimum. In this situation, only mobile processors would be compatible with mini PC models. More information on the matter is expected to be revealed in the coming days, so stay tuned.

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