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HP ProDesk 400 G1 SFF Desktop 4GB 160GB HDD 19in Monitor Windows 10
A compact desktop with 4 GB RAM, 160 GB hard drive, 19-inch monitor and Windows 10 for everyday office and home tasks
- Intel Celeron Dual Core at 2.80 GHz handles everyday office tasks
- 4 GB RAM with 16 GB maximum capacity supports multitasking and future upgrades
- 160 GB hard drive stores documents and local files
- 19 inch LCD monitor included for immediate desktop use
- USB 2.0, USB 3.0, VGA, DVI and Gigabit Ethernet provide flexible connectivity
Compact desktop with monitor
The HP ProDesk 400 G1 small-form-factor desktop includes a 19-inch LCD monitor and ships with Windows 10 pre-installed. An Intel Celeron dual-core processor running at 2.80 GHz and 4 GB of RAM drive the system. Integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 handles the display output. A 160 GB hard drive provides the primary storage.
Suited for basic office and education tasks
This configuration serves casual computing, web browsing, document work and classroom environments where modest performance is sufficient. Buyers who need more storage capacity, faster multi-core processing or discrete graphics for demanding applications should look at other systems. The small chassis limits internal expansion compared with larger towers.
160 GB hard drive capacity
The single 160 GB HDD determines how much data can be stored locally before an upgrade or external drive is required. It also sets the baseline for operating system and application load times. Verify that this capacity meets your workload before purchasing.
Highlights
- Intel Celeron Dual Core at 2.80 GHz handles everyday office tasks
- 4 GB RAM with 16 GB maximum capacity supports multitasking and future upgrades
- 160 GB hard drive stores documents and local files
- 19 inch LCD monitor included for immediate desktop use
- USB 2.0, USB 3.0, VGA, DVI and Gigabit Ethernet provide flexible connectivity
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the HP ProDesk 400 G1 SFF to a desk using the security slot?
Locate the Kensington security slot on the chassis rear, insert the lock cable head until it clicks, then secure the cable to a fixed desk leg or anchor point.
Which component will need replacement first after the 90 day warranty ends?
The 160 GB mechanical hard drive is the most likely part to fail first; plan to swap it for a larger SSD when performance drops.
What thermal limit appears first during long compile or render sessions?
The Intel Celeron dual core at 2.80 GHz with integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 will throttle once its temperature ceiling is reached, slowing sustained workloads.
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