HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop 15.6" 16gb Or 32gb RAM 1TB Nvidia Graphics VR CAD

Hi. I have for sale an HP Pavilion Gaming laptop, with 1tb of storage, blazing fast Ryzen processor, 16gb of RAM, and dedicated Nvidia graphics card capable of handling virtual reality and visually demanding games. It has everything you need to play games, do video or CAD editing and more, and you can also use it as a regular, powerful daily laptop with the ability to create Microsoft documents, surf the web and stream films. * Gorgeous, high definition matte screen (non-glossy; non-reflective; easier on your eyes) * Genuine Ryzen 5 Hexacore processor. Fantastic for computer Assisted Design (CAD), editing images, sound, video, and working with Virtual Reality setups * 16gb of RAM. If you'd like 32GB instead, please add $100 * 1tb of storage, divided between a 512 SSD (where Windows resides) and an internal 500GB HDD * The latest Windows 11 with all the drivers, updates, etc. Fully licensed and activated. * Software suite fully compatible with Microsoft Office 2024 (Excel, Powerpoint, Word) (no Office 365 monthly or yearly fees to pay) * Backlit full size keyboard * All the ports and connections you will probably every need: 2 USB 3.0, 1 USB C, LAN, SD Card Reader, HDMI, webcam, and microphone/headphone * Battery is in excellent shape, reporting 0% wear. * Comes bundled with Microsoft VR explorer for virtual reality right out of the box. The headset and the two controllers are set up and ready to go. If you do NOT want the VR headset/dual controller bundle, deduct $100 from the price. In practically mint condition. Clean install of Windows 11 -- I only added the Office suite and a few apps to keep the computer running optimally. All the Windows and drivers updates have been done, so it's ready to go--turn on and use. I've used this primarily to edit videos, though from time to time I also used it to play graphics-intensive games and run VR simulations. Pric includes the computer, the VR headset bundle, and the AC adapter. Or, again, if you don't want the VR setup, deduct $100.