HP Z840 Workstation
Push your computing boundaries with the HP Z840 Workstation and keep up with your biggest projects. Built for high-end computing and visualization, the HP Z840 delivers outstanding performance in one of the industry's most expandable chassis. Primed to perform, the HP Z840 allows you to achieve the performance you need with the ability to support two next generation Intel® Xeon® processors for up to 36 total processor cores in one system.
Prepare to be spectacular.
Take on the hardest projects with HP's highest performing workstation. Get the best of HP Z DNA with maximized memory and internal storage capacity that enables you to create work that really makes a statement. Take your productivity up a notch and get serious about graphics with professional graphics cards from both NVIDIA® and AMD® . And move multitasking to a new level with the ability to easily connect and work on up to eight displays.
Get going.
Experience expansion like you never dreamed possible. With 7 PCIe slots, up to 10 internal drive bays,* and 16 memory slots supporting up to 2TB of memory2 the HP Z840 can do it all. Maximize your time and increase your capabilities with built-in USB, SATA and SAS ports. Set a new performance curve and reduce boot up, calculation, and graphics response times and revolutionize how you handles large files with the HP Z Turbo Drive9 . And thanks to Thunderbolt™ technology, you'll transfer data at lightning-fast speeds with the ability to connect to high-resolution displays and high-performance data devices over a single Thunderbolt™ cable. Ready to get going?
And keep going.
Reach your goals. The sleek and sturdy HP Z840 Workstation features uncompromised reliability, a tool-less chassis to facilitate upgrades, a lockable side panel to secure your valuable components and data, and handles to easily move the system around. The system's elegant industrial design also boasts low acoustics, dual integrated Gb Ethernet, and aluminum panels. And this deskside powerhouse is also 5U rack mountable.
