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Compact desktop with Intel Core Ultra 7 265T processor, 32 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD
This new HP EliteDesk 8 G1i Mini desktop computer fits an Intel Core Ultra 7 265T processor, 32 GB of memory and a 512 GB solid-state drive into a compact chassis. It ships with Windows 11 Pro and is ready for immediate deployment in space-constrained offices.
The single 512 GB drive and non-upgradeable 32 GB memory suit users who need a sealed, managed endpoint. Buyers who want additional internal storage bays, user-replaceable memory modules or a discrete graphics card should consider a larger form factor.
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The processor is factory-fitted with standard thermal compound; no user-serviceable replacement interval is defined for the sealed Mini chassis.
The 512 GB drive handles the operating system and applications; sustained workloads that exceed available RAM will page to this storage.
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