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HP Victus 15L Gaming Desktop PC

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The HP Victus 15L Gaming Desktop PC arrived in 2022 and continued into 2023 as HP's entry point into dedicated gaming towers, sold under model numbers like TG02-0325M and TG02-1000i. It targets a buyer who wants a real discrete GPU and upgrade room without paying for the RGB and premium chassis of HP's Omen line. Because the case takes standard desktop parts, a Victus 15L holds resale value even after a few years, especially once you factor in the GPU inside it. Pick your processor generation, graphics card, and condition in the picker above for an instant cash offer, and see how the process works before you box anything up. If a desktop tower isn't what you're clearing out, you can still sell your desktop here under the same terms.

Confirm you have the HP Victus 15L Gaming Desktop PC

The fastest way to confirm your exact build is inside Windows. Press Windows key + R, type dxdiag, and press Enter — the System tab lists the model name and number exactly as HP assigned it. msinfo32 shows the same data under "System Model." If Windows won't boot, the model number is also printed on the pull-out sticker on the rear I/O panel, near the power connector.

TG02-0325M

  • Associated with the 2022 model year
  • Typically paired with 12th Gen Intel Core i7 processor options
  • Rear sticker lists "TG02-0325M" under System Model

TG02-1000i

  • Associated with the 2023 model year
  • Typically paired with 13th Gen Intel Core i7 processor options
  • Same rear sticker location, "i" suffix distinguishes it from earlier builds

Prefer a visual check? The Victus 15L is a compact 15-liter tower with a mesh front panel and a single tool-less latch on the side panel — no screwdriver needed to open it. The front top edge carries a USB-C port alongside the power button, and the HP Victus name is printed on the front bezel rather than the Omen logo used on HP's higher-tier towers.

Core hardware configurations

Processor

  • Intel Core i7, 12th Gen
  • Intel Core i7, 13th Gen

The 13th Gen build commands a stronger quote, but on this machine the graphics card usually matters more to a buyer than the CPU generation.

Graphics

  • NVIDIA RTX 3060 or RTX 3060 Ti
  • NVIDIA RTX 4060

The GPU is the single biggest driver of resale value on this desktop. An RTX 4060 build is worth noticeably more than a 3060 build in the same condition.

Memory

  • DDR4 system memory
  • Standard DIMM slots, upgradable by the owner

Storage

  • PCIe NVMe SSD as primary drive
  • Additional 3.5-inch bay for a secondary hard drive
  • User-upgradable, standard desktop mounting

Display & audio

Video output

There's no built-in screen — this is a tower. Video comes from the installed RTX card, with HDMI and DisplayPort outputs on the rear panel handling your monitor connection.

Audio

A front-panel headphone/microphone combo jack sits near the top edge, with separate line-out and microphone jacks on the rear panel. There are no built-in speakers, as expected on a desktop tower.

Ports & connectivity

Front and rear I/O differ slightly by revision, but the core layout has stayed consistent across the Victus 15L run.

Front
  • USB-C
  • USB-A
  • Headphone/microphone combo jack
Rear
  • USB-A ports (multiple)
  • HDMI and DisplayPort (from the GPU)
  • Gigabit Ethernet
  • Line-out and microphone jacks

RTX 4060 option DDR4 RAM PCIe NVMe SSD Tool-less side panel USB-C front port Wi-Fi 6 15-liter chassis

Battery, build & more

Dimensions & build

True to its name, the Victus 15L uses a compact 15-liter mid-tower case with a mesh front panel for airflow and a tool-less latch on the side panel for easy access to internals.

Finishes

Sold in a black chassis with a mesh front panel — a plainer look than HP's Omen towers, which lean into RGB accents.

Software

Ships with Windows 11 Home preinstalled.

Known issues

Base configurations sometimes ship with a single memory stick installed, which limits dual-channel bandwidth until a second stick is added. The included power supply is sized for the stock GPU, which can limit headroom for a future graphics card upgrade.

Market positioning

Positioned below HP's Omen desktops as an entry-to-mid-tier gaming tower, built around the graphics card rather than chassis extras.

Frequently asked questions

01 How do I find the model number or exact configuration?
Press Windows key + R, type dxdiag, and check the System tab, or type msinfo32 for the same information under "System Model." Both show the model number (TG02-0325M or TG02-1000i) along with installed RAM and storage. If the PC won't power on, the model number is printed on a pull-out sticker on the rear panel near the power connector. To confirm the GPU specifically, right-click the desktop, open display settings, or check Device Manager under Display adapters.
02 How do I tell it apart from the HP Omen 25L?
Check the front bezel first — a Victus 15L is printed with the Victus name, while an Omen 25L carries the Omen logo and a larger, more elaborate front panel with visible RGB lighting. The Omen 25L is also a bigger case with a larger power supply and more room for high-end GPUs, whereas the Victus 15L's compact 15-liter chassis is noticeably smaller and lighter. If you're unsure, dxdiag will show "Victus" or "OMEN" directly in the system model field.
03 Can I sell it with damage, like a dead GPU, no power, or a locked Windows account?
Yes. A desktop that won't power on, has a failed graphics card, or has other hardware faults can still be sold — the condition picker above adjusts the quote to match. The one requirement is that the machine isn't locked to your Microsoft account. Before shipping, sign out of your Microsoft account and remove the device from it under account settings, so the next owner can set it up cleanly. A dead GPU or PSU won't block a sale, but a locked account will.
04 What raises the trade-in value the most?
The graphics card matters more than any other single factor — an RTX 4060 build quotes higher than an RTX 3060 build in the same physical condition. Beyond that, a clean, dent-free case, working fans, and a drive free of visible bad sectors all help. Including the original power cord and any documentation doesn't hurt either, though it won't move the number as much as the GPU does.
05 How do I erase it, remove my accounts, and get paid?
Go to Settings → System → Recovery → Reset this PC, and choose "Remove everything" with a full drive wipe rather than a quick one. Before you reset, sign out of and remove the PC from your Microsoft account under Settings → Accounts, and if BitLocker is enabled, suspend it so the reset doesn't hang partway through. Once the box arrives here, shipping is free and insured, and we test the hardware before releasing payment by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or check. Full steps, including how to wipe a secondary drive if you added one, are on our data erasure protocols page.