HP Spectre x360 15-ch000 Bluetooth Driver Download

HP Spectre x360 15-ch000 Bluetooth Driver – HP Spectre x360 15-ch000 Bluetooth driver is a software component that allows the operating system to communicate with HP Spectre x360 15-ch000 Bluetooth Adapter Card.

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The Kaby Lake-G Spectre x360 15-ch000 exhibits strange behavior when it is inactive on the desktop. The system would have periodic peaks in energy consumption approximately every 30 seconds, probably due to background activity. Such behavior has never occurred with our Kaby Lake-R SKU or XPS 15 9575 and our energy consumption readings for our Kaby Lake-G Spectre below are generally higher. When the load is medium to high, the average power consumption is only between 11% and 22% higher than the Kaby Lake-R SKU. The results are really impressive if the i7-8705G CPU and the Vega M GL GPU are approximately 35% and 100% faster than the i7-8550U and the GeForce MX150 respectively on paper. Its performance per watt evolves very well compared to laptops with the graphics cards GTX 1050 or GTX 1050 Ti.

The system comes with a 150-watt AC adapter, unlike the 90-watt adapter in the Kaby Lake-R configuration. To our surprise, this is the same small physical size (~ 13.8 x 6.5 x 2.3 cm) as the 90 W adapter for the Kaby Lake-R configuration. We can record a 160-watt draw for a very short time when the system is under extreme load (prime95 + FurMark). Operating times are considerably shorter than the Kaby Lake-R SKU of several hours when subjected to similar WLAN loads. Allow approximately 6 hours of constant web browsing, instead of more than 10 hours with the Kaby Lake-R alternative. Surprisingly, the surface temperatures are very similar to those of Kaby Lake-R SKU, although the configuration of Kaby Lake-G is equipped with a much faster equipment. The higher fan noise from above is probably the cause of the balanced temperature gradient. The palm rest can get very hot while the WASD keys stay relatively cool, regardless of the load for a comfortable game. This symmetrical temperature profile contrasts with the XPS 9575, where the left half of the system heats up much more than the straight when subjected to similar loads. An interesting feature of the Spectre that should be mentioned is its escape ports. While most high-performance notebooks have two fan ports facing backwards, the Spectre directs them towards the left and right edges. Wait for a warm hand if you play with an external mouse.