HP has put HyperX front and center as its gaming system brand, combining it with Omen as it updates systems to Panther Lake and Gorgon Point.

HP will merge its PC gaming divisions under the HyperX name in 2026, starting with three powerhouse HyperX Omen laptops showcased at CES 2026.

HP's latest gaming laptops aren't just about faster GPUs and OLED panels; they're about a brand pivot that could redefine the company's gaming future.

At CES 2026, HyperX showcased what its calling the most powerful 16-inch laptop in the world, but only among systems without external cooling.

Every new model has a 16:10 aspect ratio screen and can be upgraded from IPS to fast-refreshing OLED.

The laptop generally ships with an AI-happy processor like AMD's Ryzen AI Max, so HP's pairing it with a beta of a new utility, Omen AI, its own one-click settings optimization tool for the system and support games. All these devices are slated to ship in the spring. No pricing is available yet.

HP has written to HEXUS, announcing several new gaming hardware products as part of its 'Spring Gaming press briefing'. Among the highlights are firm's new Omen 16 and Omen 17 gaming laptops (both with up to QHD screens), and the Victus by HP 16 laptop.

HP came to CES to with the HyperX OMEN Max 16, claiming it is the world’s most powerful 16-inch gaming laptop with a fully internal cooling

HP has unveiled updated versions of its Omen and Victus series gaming laptops. The Omen 16 features AMD Ryzen 9 processors and up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 graphics, while the Victus 16 comes with AMD Ryzen 7 processors and up to RTX 3050 graphics.

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