HP Workstation Z420

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Pros:

Xeon power.
Quadro graphics.
Lots of expansion room.

Cons:

Lacks eSATA.
Lacks Thunderbolt.

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Last revision on June 9, 2014

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Xeon power
Quadro graphics
Lots of expansion room
ISV Certifications
USB 3.0 on front and back
SSD C: drive with 1TB D: drive

Expert reviews and ratings

HP's mid-range workstation is an exemplary if somewhat plain vanilla example of the category, solidly built and a speedy performer....

By Computer Shopper on June 20, 2013

The HP Z420 is a powerful, expandable workstation. It combines the power of a quad-core Intel Xeon processor with an Nvidia Quadro graphics to give you a powerhouse system that can grow along with your...

By PC Mag on June 18, 2013

HP has done a great job of filling this workstation with great components, but still keeping the price low. If you are looking for workstation for your office then I recommend you look at the HP Z line of workstations. With such a variety to choose...

By JusTech'n on May 22, 2012

Recently we had a chance to review Dell's Precision T3600, and we found it impressive. A company that seemed content to be an also-ran in the enterprise desktop space reinvigorated itself with smart new chassis designs to go along with the...

By AnandTech on May 21, 2012

There aren’t many reading this that need massive amounts of power for specific and often crucial tasks. But for those who do, and can afford the premium that a workstation demands, the Z420 is an excellent choice. While not as flashy as the machines...

By SlashGear on May 19, 2012