The HP Pavilion x360 14 2-in-1 laptop comes in many flavors, and ours (14m-dh0003dx) should please productivity-minded professionals with its smooth quad-core performance and a keyboard that feels great. For our performance charts, we've grouped with HP Pavilion x360 with a mix of laptops, ranging from a 8th-gen, dual-core i3 model to a system with Intel's latest six-core Ice Lake CPU, along with a series of quad-core laptops in the middle. Like many midrange, productivity-minded laptops, the HP Pavilion x360 isn't much of a gaming machine, although its integrated graphics core is designed to deliver enough adequate performance for light photo editing and similar tasks. For smooth gaming performance, you'd need a laptop with discrete graphics, such as the two laptops at the top of our chart, which both boast entry-level Nvidia GeForce MX250 graphics cards. [Extracted from the article]
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