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Processor (CPU):	Intel 8th Generation (Coffee Lake) Pentium, i3, i5, i7 - Intel® Q370 (non-vPro); Intel® Q370 (vPro)
Memory (RAM):	Maximum 32GB DDR4 - Unbuffered PC4 - 2 x SODIMM Slots
Storage Controller	On-Board Serial ATA (SATA) Controller
Hard Disk Drive:	1 x 2.5 in internal storage drive bay 2 x M.2 2230/2280
Graphics:	Intel® UHD graphics
Audio:	Conexant CX20632
Optical Drive:	None
Network Ports:	Intel® Ethernet Connection I219LM GbE LOM integrated network connection
Power:	90 W external power adapter, up to 89% efficiency, active PFC
Operating System License:	Configurable: Windows 10 Pro (64bit) - recommended Windows 10 Pro (32bit), Windows 10 Home (64/32bit), Fedora Linux, Ubuntu Linux, Debian Linux, FreeBSD Windows 10 is upgradable to Windows 11 on this PC - will require upgrading by the user
Expansion Slots:	1 x M.2 2230; 2 x M.2 2230/2280 (1 x M.2 slot for WLAN and 2 x M.2 2230/2280 slot for storage.)
Interface Ports:	Rear: (1) external antenna connector; (1) power connector; (1) RJ-45; (2) DisplayPort 1.2; (2) USB 3.1 Gen 1; (2) USB 3.1 Gen 2 Front: (1) headphone; (1) headset connector; (1) USB 3.1 Gen 1 (charging); (1) USB 3.1 Gen 2; (1) USB 3.1 Type-C Gen 2
Dimensions (HxWxD):	17.7 x 17.5 x 3.4 cm 34mm x 177mm x 175mm
Weight:	1.05 kg (Exact weight depends on configuration.)
Quick Specs:	HP EliteDesk 800 G4 Mini Specifications
M2 Brand	HP
Model	HP EliteDesk 800 G4
RAM Type	DDR4
Brand	HP

Warranty

Warranty

All our PCs are quality tested and supplied with a 1-3 Year Return To Base warranty within the EU, beginning from the date you receive the product(s).

PCs under the value of £1000/€1200 are covered by a 1 Year Return-To-Base warranty.

PCs over the value of £1000/€1200 are covered by an extended 3 Year Return-To-Base warranty (excluding HDDs, SSDs, Batteries and GPUs).

Internal HDDs, SSDs, Batteries and GPUs are supplied with a standard 1-Year Return To Base Warranty.

Our 1-3 Year Warranty provides sufficient time to allow you to fully test your purchase and discover any unlikely, underlying issues. Modern systems have at most only a single mechanical part (the hard drive) and failure rates of the main electrical components (processor, memory and motherboard) are incredibly low.