HP ProDesk 400 G4 SFF
256 GB, 16 GB, Intel Core i7-7700
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Yes, that is possible. Enclosed is the service manual (from page 23): http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg...
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i would make a usb solution as a possible idea...
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CHF 741.88 + 7.7% MWST = CHF 799.00
Here are the SFF dimensions according to HP:
Dimensions
Minimum dimensions (W x D x H) 9.5 x 29.6 x 27 cm
You can do that. But then you could also buy something else directly, where either this is already installed or put something together yourself.
No, unfortunately not.
The following connections are available on the back:
1 audio output
1 DisplayPort
1 VGA
4 USB 2.0
2 USB 3.1 Gen 1
1 audio input
1 RJ-45
However, you can use a DisplayPort to HDMI cable to connect a monitor via HDMI. For example, with the following product: Club 3D DisplayPort 1.2 -> HDMI 2.0 (3m, Premium, White)
You can find more such cables here (pre-sorted DP->HDMI, more filters on the left): Club 3D DisplayPort 1.2 -> HDMI 2.0 (3m, Premium, White)
Attached is a picture of the back: http://store.hp.com/wcsstore...
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According to Intel, the Intel HD Graphics 620 theoretically supports up to three monitors and with one certainly 4096x2160 at 60Hz. The dual-core processor of the previous processor family with Intel Iris 540 can at least display one monitor with 3440x1440 (60Hz) and one with 2560x1600 (60Hz). So for office applications, that's certainly enough. I hope this answer is enough for you.
The usual, 6x Usb' power connector, DisplayPort, VGA, network connector and still audio connector. It's standard for the warranty.
No, unfortunately that is not possible. Unfortunately, it only has 2 SATA ports. One is used by the optical drive and the other by the SSD.
Yes ? No ? What do you want to hear ?
PCs are made to run.
And what do you mean by continuous operation ? 16h/day ? 24/7/365 ?
PS: Some streamers don't switch off their boxes for weeks and everything works for them.
PPS: There are systems that HAVE to run for years or shut down.
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