Hp spectre audio sound driver drivers#

at least for a few more years until technology in them catches up. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a convertible / 2-in-1 that could handle the Gaming and Game Dev portions so I abandoned the form factor. My needs were: 1) DAW, 2) Gaming, 3) Game Dev, and 4) Web Dev. I recently invested probably several days worth of hours looking into this and this is what I have come across.

So, in theory, you could do 40GB of RAM (32GB stick + 8GB soldered).

Lenovo 730: These have one soldered RAM stick and one removable.

The problem is these are WAY over priced for what they are. The RAM and SSD (x2) are easily accessible.

HP ZBook Studio x360 G5: this are designed to be upgraded and don't have rubber feet covering screws or foil tape that falls apart on the inside.

They really didn't design these to be opened. Two buttons on the side: Right-click and Eraser. No driver required, just hook up, and start right away. The problem is, it tears up the rubber feet and there is a foil tape that comes apart and makes a mess. HP Spectre Folio 13-ak0xxx, Spectre x2 12-c0xx, Spectre x360 13-ac0xx, Spectre x360 13-ae0xx, Spectre x360 13-ap0xx ,Spectre x360 13-aw0xx, Spectre x360 15-blxxx, Spectre x360 15-ch0xx, Spectre x360 15-df0xx.

Hp spectre audio sound driver drivers#

HP Specter 15-ch0xx with i7-8705G: this particular model doesn't have soldered RAM and I've personally upgraded one to 64GB of RAM and replaced the SSD with a 2TB. Download drivers for sound card for HP SpectreXT Pro 13-b000 PC laptop for Windows 7, XP, 10, 11, 8, and 8.If you are wanting to stick with a convertible / 2-in-1 form factor that is upgradeable, a few options come to mind: I bought a a $160 TB3 closure on eBay and the damn thing nearly caught on fire after about 20 minutes. Figure a 2TB SSD will run about $450 and a decent TB3 NVMe m.2 enclosure about $250. The external TB3 is definitely going to be pricey.