HP 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600 Intel® Xeon® 3000 Sequence W3680 6 GB DDR3-SDRAM Windows 7 Professional Minitower Workstation

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  • Brand : HP
  • Product name : 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600
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  • Long product name HP 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600 Intel® Xeon® 3000 Sequence W3680 6 GB DDR3-SDRAM Windows 7 Professional Minitower Workstation :

    Intel Xeon W3680 (3.33GHz, 12MB L3), 6GB DDR3, 1.5TB 7200 rpm SATA, SATA SuperMulti DVD±RW, Windows 7 Professional 64 + NVIDIA Quadro 600

  • HP 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600 Intel® Xeon® 3000 Sequence W3680 6 GB DDR3-SDRAM Windows 7 Professional Minitower Workstation :

    With its revolutionary new architecture and bold new industrial design, the HP Z400 Workstation helps you accomplish more with every minute of your time and every dollar of your investment.

    Features

    - Featuring genuine Windows for a familiar and intuitive environment

    Work smarter: run more tasks, processes and applications simultaneously with a workstation that brings together and optimizes the latest processors, memory, graphics and storage technologies.

    - Updated design: with a smart new chassis, quiet acoustics and optional liquid cooling that makes the system even quieter at heavy loads, the HP Z400 showcases HP innovation—inside and out.

    - Designed with the environment in mind: minimize power and cooling costs with ENERGY STAR® qualified systems featuring 85% efficient power supplies and an HP-developed energy-saving feature that helps lower energy consumption in off mode.

    - Do more every minute: take on bigger challenges with the new Intel® QuickPath Interconnect architecture and your choice of the latest dual- or quad-core Intel® Xeon® processors.

  • Short summary description HP 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600 Intel® Xeon® 3000 Sequence W3680 6 GB DDR3-SDRAM Windows 7 Professional Minitower Workstation :

    HP 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600, 3.33 GHz, Intel® Xeon® 3000 Sequence, W3680, 6 GB, DVD Super Multi, Windows 7 Professional

  • Long summary description HP 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600 Intel® Xeon® 3000 Sequence W3680 6 GB DDR3-SDRAM Windows 7 Professional Minitower Workstation :

    HP 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600. Processor frequency: 3.33 GHz, Processor family: Intel® Xeon® 3000 Sequence, Processor model: W3680. Internal memory: 6 GB, Internal memory type: DDR3-SDRAM, Memory clock speed: 1333 MHz. Optical drive type: DVD Super Multi. Operating system installed: Windows 7 Professional, Operating system architecture: 64-bit. Power supply: 475 W. Chassis type: Minitower. Product type: Workstation. Weight: 29.8 lbs (13.5 kg)

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2015-01-23 03:48:50
Average rating:81
Uk has collected 9 expert reviews for HP 400 + NVIDIA Quadro 600 Intel® Xeon® 3000 Sequence W3680 6 GB DDR3-SDRAM Windows 7 Professional Minitower Workstation and the average expert rating is 81 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
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tomshardware.co.uk
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2015-01-23 03:48:50
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We've recently put a lot of effort into designing a custom benchmark suite for testing workstation-class hardware. It's a work in progress, first used to test Intel's Xeon 5600-series CPUs. Today we have some results gleaned from HP's Z400 workstation...
  • Workstations aren't gaming PCs.There, we said it. They aren't. And they need to be held to a different set of standards than gaming PCs. They need to be tested differently. And to that end, HP supplied us with a moderately-priced all-around workstation.Fo...
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tomshardware.com
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2015-01-23 03:48:50
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We've recently put a lot of effort into designing a custom benchmark suite for testing workstation-class hardware. It's a work in progress, first...
  • In addition to the workstation-specific benchmarks on previous pages, we also ran the memory benchmark from SiSoftware’s Sandra 2010. We’re definitely going to expand the synthetic tests to better reflect the bank of synthetic tests used on non-worksta...
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videomaker.com
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2015-01-23 03:48:50
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At 18% of the market, HP is the current market leader for all PC sales worldwide. Its large market share enables it to have multiple computer lines instead of the typical cookie cutter computer. The HP workstation line is designed with the video edi...
  • Fast, Reliable, 3 year Warranty, Supports many removable media devices, USB/eSATA/Card Reader/BluRay...
  • MidRange Hard Drives, Pricey...
  • The HP Z400 is a great computer for video editors. Hewlett-Packard Company 3000 Hanover Street Palo Alto, CA 94304...
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jordanitservices.co.uk
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2015-01-23 03:48:50
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John Virata The Hewlett-Packard HP Z400 is the company's entry level workstation. While it doesn't have the whiz bang design features of the HP Z800 reviewed in March, it still does not disappoint as the benchmark numbers will surprise you. The fully c...
gcn.com
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2015-01-23 03:48:50
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Many organizations need to be concerned with the environmental impact of their operations, and the Z400 addresses many of those issues. The 475-watt power supply runs at 85 percent efficiency, and the configuration is EnergyStar qualified. We were es...
  • Many expansion slots and Serial ATA ports...
  • Support bar interferes with some accessibility...
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slashgear.com
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2015-01-23 03:48:50
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Earlier this year we covered the launch of HP’s latest Intel Nehalem-based workstations, and soon enough HP had a Z400 test unit for us to try out. The entry-point to the new range, the Z400 misses out on some of the more innovative design features of...
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infoworld.com
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2015-01-23 03:48:50
Average rating:72
Last May, InfoWorld presented a comparative roundup of workstations built on the then-new quad-core processors. In that review, I examined an entry-level machine, two midranges, and a high-end system. While impressed by their muscle, I still felt the...
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