We came away impressed with our HP EliteBook Folio 1020 review a few weeks ago. It comes in a nice form factor, and while it lacks a "wow" factor, it's very practical and offers good performance for normal day-to-day productivity tools. With the release of Windows 10, I wanted to see if the Ultrabook would still stand its ground, or if there were any serious issues with the migration.

First, it took Microsoft a while to actually offer me the free upgrade. While I could've done it via the manual process, for this test I preferred to wait for the official upgrade path. After a couple of weeks, Windows 10 was finally pushed down to the laptop and I was ready to upgrade.

The process itself was straight forward and didn't take very long to complete. Once upgraded, I was happy to see that everything seemed to work fine: Sliding my finger across the fingerprint sensor immediately logged me in, and the ForcePad worked just as well as before the upgrade.

It was then time for the real test: How does the performance of Windows 10 on the HP EliteBook 1020 compare to that of Windows 8.1? I fired up 3dMark to test gaming performance and find out.

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