Benchmarks |
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| One of the many ways HP Workstations help you stay abreast of the fast-changing competitive landscape is through the practice of benchmarking. HP Workstations are at the forefront of this change, and we work constantly to gauge ourselves against both ourselves and our competitors—not only in the areas of operating systems, graphics cards, processors, and hard drive technologies but also in measuring the boost in performance that a new product can deliver vs. an older platform and discovering new ways of tackling complicated computational endeavors. HP Workstation benchmarking is how we help harness the promise of change. |
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Multiple monitors |
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| Maximize productivity with a multiple display setup. Select from a range of high-performance monitors that offer a dizzying array of extra-bright screens, fast response times, enhanced connectivity from HDMI, DisplayPort, and DVI inputs and built-in USB ports, and advanced user comfort features that include 90° pivot rotation.
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Comprehensive OS choices |
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| Select the exact OS environment you need; HP Workstations are tested and optimized to work with a variety of operating systems, including Microsoft® Windows® XP, Windows Vista®, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Novell SUSE. |
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Graphics cards |
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| Drive up to eight displays and meet the requirements of your most visually-demanding applications with a wide range of 2D and 3D graphics card from ATI and NVIDIA. |
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Revolutionary new Intel® architecture on HP Z Series workstations |
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| Get maximum compute and visualization power from Intel® Xeon® processors, Intel® QuickPath® technology with integrated memory controller, Intel® Hyper-Threading, and Intel® Turbo Boost technology.
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Multiple processors |
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| Tap into additional performance and enable multi-tasking, multi-threading, and “mega-tasking” by selecting multiple processors and leveraging multiple processor cores. |
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Whole system performance engineering |
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| Accomplish more with every minute of your time with HP Workstations engineered to optimize the way processor, memory, graphics, OS and software components work together, to deliver massive, whole-system computational power. |
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Common image |
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| Create a common operating system image that can be installed across multiple hardware platforms.
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