hi, im from australia, i bought an omen hp laptop from a well known electronics, gaming, homewear store called jbhifi. (which is australias go to electronics store) the laptop was advertised (which includes on the box of laptop and stickers on the laptop)to have a nvidia geforce gtx 1050 GPU on the packaging and a core i7 CPU,
i got it for a pretty good bargain which was the equivalent of around $710 USD and i have had it for a year and always thought it wasnt running games at all that well, (had to run all games on low) and i would get around 50 fps on games like minecraft, unturned and rainbow six siege and thought it was pretty average.
one day i thought to do a benchmarking test. the results showed my laptop being in the top 55 percentile of all computers. but it rated my laptop at a 17% for gaming, and i was pretty suprised to see that i would get that score for a laptop that was designed primarily for gaming. so i scrolled down to check what my components were rated, and i saw my 7th gen proccessor getting rated well and that was all good and fine, but i saw my GPU got a 7% rating and i looked to see what it was identified as and the benchmarks said it was an 'Intel HD Graphics 630' not a GTX 1050. i was very annoyed and frustrated to see this as i have been scammed and lied to of my graphics card from my computer. what should i do about this and is this common?
i got it for a pretty good bargain which was the equivalent of around $710 USD and i have had it for a year and always thought it wasnt running games at all that well, (had to run all games on low) and i would get around 50 fps on games like minecraft, unturned and rainbow six siege and thought it was pretty average.
one day i thought to do a benchmarking test. the results showed my laptop being in the top 55 percentile of all computers. but it rated my laptop at a 17% for gaming, and i was pretty suprised to see that i would get that score for a laptop that was designed primarily for gaming. so i scrolled down to check what my components were rated, and i saw my 7th gen proccessor getting rated well and that was all good and fine, but i saw my GPU got a 7% rating and i looked to see what it was identified as and the benchmarks said it was an 'Intel HD Graphics 630' not a GTX 1050. i was very annoyed and frustrated to see this as i have been scammed and lied to of my graphics card from my computer. what should i do about this and is this common?