How HP Achieves Top Performance in a Laptop that is Cool & Quiet
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Ryan Shrout
HP EliteBook and Smart Sense: Optimal Performance for Business Productivity
In the market for a new laptop, it can be easy to dissect every option into its base components, including the processor, how much memory it has, how much storage it’s configured with. It becomes overwhelming to find the right laptop for you, the best laptop that meets your needs and helps you get the work you need done, done. But selecting a computer that provides the best balance of performance, productivity experiences, battery life, and innovative features is still just as critical today as it was 10 years ago.
In recent years, it was generally assumed that “any laptop will do” when selecting a computer for your next upgrade. But we have seen an increase in demand for performance as more applications integrate advanced imaging capabilities, utilize video effects for conferencing, integrate modern AI workloads, or simply require multi-tasking across more complex apps. This puts additional strain on the cooling system of a laptop, requiring additional power and frequency without sacrificing the user experience that buyers expect in a modern machine.
Utilizing years of experience and customer input gathered from developing leading consumer and commercial PC platforms, HP uses Smart Sense to build the quietest, most performant, and most user-friendly laptops in the segment. HP Smart Sense has three primary goals for improving the experience of users: better surface temps and noise, best-in-class performance when needed, and simplified user experience.
