HP OmniDesk Desktop i5-14400 16GB RAM 512GB SSD (Open Box) on Ebay $360

ratbastard

Today 04:55 AM

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Had to dig, but I found the following additional info:

- 1 USBC (not TB)
- 3 USBA 3.2 (5gbs)
- 4 USB 2.0
- 1 HDMI 1.4b
- 1 DisplayPort 1.4a
- 1 RJ-45
- 180 Watt PS

Probably:
- 1x16gb RAM module, 2 total slots, 64gb max

Possibly:
- PCIe x16 open

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GrandmasterBBC

Today 05:34 AM

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GrandmasterBBCToday 05:34 AM

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Quote from ratbastard

:

Had to dig, but I found the following additional info:

- 1 USBC (not TB)
- 3 USBA 3.2 (5gbs)
- 4 USB 2.0
- 1 HDMI 1.4b
- 1 DisplayPort 1.4a
- 1 RJ-45
- 180 Watt PS

Probably:
- 1x16gb RAM module, 2 total slots, 64gb max

Possibly:
- PCIe x16 open

I found a very similar version listed at Microcenter that adds some more pictures including the motherboard. It does indeed have a PCIe x16 slot that is actually above the x1 slot. This would indicate that you could use up to a two slot half height GPU. Of course, the 180W PSU is going to limit that a a 75W or lower power card that does not require additional power. Something like an RTX 3050 6GB is about as good as it gets.A reviewer also mentioned there is no option for added storage as there is not even an extra sata power connection. So that's kind of a bummer, but not unexpected in a basic PC like this.
https://share.google/dMLTaidPdZyndeseV

4end

Today 06:09 AM

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4endToday 06:09 AM

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Does it support sata hdd 3.5

MrShawn

Today 06:44 AM

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MrShawnToday 06:44 AM

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Adding to the list of things american corporations like hp an dell do to their products to make them unusable is remove drivers. So if you have to reinstall something like their amazing ZBUREL brand audio personally designed by the 2 year olds they hire in software; useless audio drivers it won't be on their website eventually. On a not quite positive note generic windows audio drivers work better. But microshaft will put an expiration date on your hardware too.

So dell comes defective cause they break products in 4th year final updates to sell more and when I did source my HP drivers it was the same thing.

You can always download cracked, stripped and rebuilt copies of windows that will allow you to install on "outdated" hardware. Which you should be doing anyways cause only suckers give these corporations who owe the world everything they have x10 money 😩.

I hope none of you actually go to work to pay for these products and support these nations.

magdoll

Today 06:56 AM

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Joined Aug 2005

magdollToday 06:56 AM

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Quote from GrandmasterBBC

:

I found a very similar version listed at Microcenter that adds some more pictures including the motherboard. It does indeed have a PCIe x16 slot that is actually above the x1 slot. This would indicate that you could use up to a two slot half height GPU. Of course, the 180W PSU is going to limit that a a 75W or lower power card that does not require additional power. Something like an RTX 3050 6GB is about as good as it gets.A reviewer also mentioned there is no option for added storage as there is not even an extra sata power connection. So that's kind of a bummer, but not unexpected in a basic PC like this.
https://share.google/dMLTaidPdZyndeseV

I had to dig more and this is the mobo: https://support.hp.com/si-en/docu...1892945-16
Say what you will about HP but their documentation is top notch.

Expansion slots

(1) PCI Express Gen 4.0 x16 lane
(1) PCI Express Gen 3.0 x1 lane
(1) M.2 socket 1, key A, type 2230 for WLAN
(1) M.2 socket 3, key M, type 2280/2230 for SSD (PCIe Gen 4.0 x4) CPU

HP OmniDesk Desktop i5-14400 16GB RAM 512GB SSD (Open Box) on Ebay $360

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