The HP Victus offers a decent hardware configuration, with which current games can also be played well. The PC is a good deal overall, with good value for money. The price of just under 1,500 euros can no longer be attributed to the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti (prices have been normalizing more and more since crypto crashed), but is more likely to be linked to the costs of the storage media: one terabyte M.2- SSD and HDD cost a bit more.
The connections are sufficient and the RAM equipment is good, although according to the HP data sheet DDR4-3200 memory for a Reno2 mainboard (click here for the data sheet) is probably a bit too much of a good thing. You shouldn’t notice any significant performance differences here, but it doesn’t say anything about DDR5 support either, so don’t bother upgrading.