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HP Z6 G4 - Dual Xeon Workstation - 16GB, 500GB NVMe - Renewed
Dual Xeon Silver workstation with NVMe speed and 1000W power supply, renewed and ready for intensive professional workloads.
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Overview
Power Through Intensive Workloads with Unmatched Reliability
The HP Z6 G4 Workstation is engineered for professional users who demand peak performance. Featuring dual Intel Silver processors, ample RAM, and lightning-fast NVMe storage, this renewed workstation is ready to tackle your most demanding tasks, running on Windows 11 Professional.
- Processors: 2x Silver 4110 Eight Core 2.1Ghz
- Memory: 16GB DDR4 ECC RAM
- Storage: 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD + 2TB 7.2K PC SATA
- Graphics: AMD FirePro W2100 2GB GDDR3
- Operating System: Windows 11 Professional
- Power Supply: 1000W
Frequently Asked Questions
What processors are installed in the HP Z6 G4?
It features two Intel Xeon Silver 4110 processors, each with 8 cores at 2.1 GHz, giving you 16 physical cores for demanding multi-threaded applications.
Is 16GB of RAM sufficient for professional workloads on this workstation?
16GB is a modest starting point for a dual-Xeon workstation. The Z6 G4 platform supports significantly more memory via its multiple DIMM slots, so upgrading RAM is a common first step for users with heavier requirements.
What is the difference between the NVMe SSD and the SATA HDD in this system?
The 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD delivers fast boot and application load times, while the 2TB 7.2K SATA HDD provides high-capacity storage for project files and data at standard hard drive speeds.
What is the AMD FirePro W2100 suited for?
The FirePro W2100 is a professional-grade GPU with 2GB GDDR3. It handles multi-monitor setups and basic CAD or 2D visualization but is not designed for GPU-intensive 3D rendering or compute tasks.
Does the 1000W power supply indicate high power consumption?
The 1000W rating provides headroom for future GPU or storage upgrades rather than reflecting constant draw. Actual power consumption depends on system load and installed components.
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