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Yes, there's no overclock, but it has a turbo frequency as intel refers to. But the "HP's problem" part was interesting.

That 65W is the "dissipated" power at "base frequency". So the total power at higher frequency is higher.

In HP ProDesk 400 G6's specification you can see i9-9900 is supported. And it has a 180-W power supply. If I install an i9-9900 (non-K) on it and bring it to high load, is this power supply enough? I don't use graphics card.

In addition to different CPU support, EliteDesk has a more powerful PSU and is a bit larger.

All "HP Prodesk G4 mini" devices come with a T processor: a processor whose name ends with T which is a 35-Watt CPU. Can I install a non-T CPU on these devices? I mean a higher-end CPU.

I want the smallest computer case to fit with my microATX motherboard in a way that I can also include my video card. Some cases are very thin and have problem with video cards and also require bizarre small PSUs (with low power which is not enough for video cards), like HP Slimline.

Here we have a video file and we wanna convert it and report the time it takes. Download the package from one of the links below and run the file named "run.bat". http://www.mediafire.com/download/do0poxw57nw99iz/test.zip https://archive.org/details/CpuTestingFiles After finishing the...