Yes, if anything I should be making those videos myself! But nowadays the honest response is to buy a new or used gaming laptop. They really aren’t much more expensive than organizing everything together on one of these
That would have been cool! But I used this laptop mostly for emulation, which it barely handled at 60fps and the real bottleneck was the CPU. I believe these are about equivalent to a brand new Celeron
@@RealElementProductions That's fair, there are good upgrade paths for the CPU, though. I upgraded mine to a 2670QM quad core i7 for about $15 and it made a world of difference with some good thermal paste. I love these laptops, they're well made and they're reliable.
Search “HP EliteBook 8460p drivers” on Google, then click the HP drivers and support link, input your operating system, find Realtek Audio driver, and install
@@RealElementProductions yeah been fixing buy/sell laptops for many years and have a hundred of these era business level laptops ,mainly operational that i guess ive been hoarding ,hoping something would come up giving some value to them ,yet its prob time to send them away to the dumpster
@@DanKirchner5150 You’re not trolling, right? Box them up and I’ll pay shipping if you’re going to throw them away, I’ll make a video about them and I’ll make sure they get into the hands of people who need them
$100 is far too much these days for one of these, indeed. I got this one in the video for $5 from a local thrift shop and they should be widely available on eBay and Amazon for $35-$55
You will need to download the drivers from HPs website, if you’re running Windows 10 it’s possible the fingerprint reader might not work, if you’re unable to find the fingerprint drivers for Windows 10, try selecting Windows 7 on HPs website
Yes, Windows 10 is fully compatible and supported on the 8470p, but will stop receiving security updates alongside all devices running Windows 10. You can install Windows 11 using unofficial methods but there will likely be compatibility and performance issues