Likewise, HP is now offering a ceramic white color option for its retooled Omen 35L, to go along with an Arrow Lake infusion. The system keeps its cool with a perforated front panel, behind which sit a pair of 140mm fans with adjustable RGB lighting. It also features an optional 240mm all-in-one liquid cooler up top (or up to two 140mm/120mm fans), and a single 120mm rear exhaust fan.
Of course, the big upgrade here is Arrow Lake, which not only entails the CPU options, but also the system’s foundation. HP says the Z890 motherboard it’s rolling with increases the power phase design from the previous iteration from 8+1+1 to 14+2+1, with a 6-layer PCB.
HP’s offering all three main Arrow Lake models, including the Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K, and Core Ultra 5 245K. Intel also launched “KF” versions of each SKU that lack onboard graphics, but those are not offered on the Omen 35L.
Also notable is that some of the parts come in white trim, including not only the chassis, fans, and AIO cooler, but the graphics card, memory lighting, and PSU cables. The PSU itself is black, as is the motherboard.
In addition to the Omen 35L, HP has refreshed its bigger Omen 45L, albeit without a white color option. And on the bigger model, buyers can choose between the Core Ultra 9 285K or Core Ultra 7 265K. These can be paired with a GeForce RTX 4070 Super, GeForce RTX 4080 Super, or GeForce RTX 4090, as well as the same RAM and storage options as the Omen 35L.
HP says the Omen 35L with Arrow Lake inside will be available this Fall starting at $1,999.99, while the upgraded Omen 45L will ship at the same time starting at $2,449.99.
