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HP ES 8 AiO G1i U7 265 27i 32/512 (ML)
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CD6N3ET#UUW
Brand:
HP
Screen Size:
68.6 cm (27")
Processor Family:
Intel Core Ultra 7
RAM:
32 GB
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Product Description
HP EliteStudio 8 AiO G1i Intel Core Ultra 7 265 27inch 32GB 512GB W11P 3y (ML)
Specifications
General
Market Segment
Business
Part Number
CD6N3ET#UUW
Processor
Boost Clock Speed
Boost clock speed (GHz) is the peak frequency a few cores can reach for short bursts when thermal and power headroom allow. Higher boost clock makes interactive apps feel snappier and accelerates short, bursty workloads like web browsing and Office.
5.3 GHz
Processor Cores
Cores are the independent processing units inside the CPU. More cores let the system handle more applications and threads simultaneously without slowdown. 4 cores is fine for office work, 6-8 for content creation and gaming, 12+ for video editing, simulat
20
Processor Model
265
E-core Base Frequency
1.8 GHz
E-core Max Turbo
4.6 GHz
Efficiency Cores
Efficiency cores (E-cores) are smaller, lower-power CPU cores that handle background tasks (telemetry, sync, web tabs) while the P-cores stay free for the active app. They boost multi-threaded throughput cheaply and extend battery life on notebooks.
12
Max Turbo Power
Max Turbo Power (W, also called PL2) is the peak short-burst power draw when the CPU is hitting boost frequencies. It can be 1.5-3x the base power. Adequate VRM cooling on the motherboard and a quality PSU are essential to sustain it.
182 W
P-core Base Frequency
2.4 GHz
P-core Max Turbo
5.2 GHz
Performance Cores
Performance cores (P-cores) are the high-power CPU cores used for demanding foreground tasks - games, rendering, single-threaded productivity. They run at the highest clock speeds and consume the most power. P-core count is the main driver of peak single-
8
Base Power
Base Power (W, also called PL1) is the sustained power the CPU is rated to draw at base clock. It maps directly to long-term cooling requirements: a 65 W chip fits stock coolers, a 125 W chip needs a tower or AIO cooler.
65 W
Cache Memory
Cache memory is the tiny but extremely fast on-chip memory the CPU uses to keep frequently accessed data close to the cores. Larger L2 and L3 caches cut down on slow trips to system RAM, which is especially valuable for gaming, databases and compilation.
30 MB
Cache Type
L3
CPU Generation
Newer generation = better performance per watt and more features.
Intel Core Ultra (Series 2)
CPU Brand
Intel
Processor Threads
Threads are the virtual processing lanes the CPU exposes to the operating system. Hyper-Threading / SMT typically doubles thread count vs core count, which improves throughput on parallel workloads like rendering and compilation. Threads do not double sin
20
Memory
Memory Type
Memory type sets the RAM generation. DDR5 is the current standard for Intel 12th-gen+ and AMD AM5; it delivers higher bandwidth and lower voltage than DDR4. DDR4 is still common on older platforms. Memory type must match the motherboard; the slots are phy
DDR5-SDRAM
Max Supported RAM
64 GB
Memory Speed
Memory speed (MT/s or MHz) is how many transfers per second the RAM can do. Higher memory speed reduces the wait for data and noticeably boosts performance on Ryzen CPUs and integrated graphics. DDR5-5600 is the current entry; DDR5-6400+ benefits enthusia
5600 MHz
Memory Slot Type
SO-DIMM
Memory Slots
Number of physical RAM slots (DIMM or SO-DIMM) available on the motherboard.
2
Storage
SSDs Installed
1
Optical Drive
No
SSD Storage
SSD storage (GB or TB) is the usable space on the solid-state drive. The operating system plus a few games and apps already consumes 200-400 GB. 1 TB is comfortable for general use, 2 TB+ for large game libraries or content creation.
512 GB
Storage Type
SSD
SSD Capacity
512 GB
Total Storage
512 GB
NVMe
NVMe SSDs are 5–10× faster than SATA. Standard in modern notebooks.
Yes
SSD Interface
PCI Express 4.0
Display
Resolution
Native resolution is the pixel grid the panel was designed to display. FHD = 1920x1080, QHD = 2560x1440, 4K UHD = 3840x2160, 5K = 5120x2880. Running below native resolution makes the image fuzzy unless content is scaled cleanly (which only works for some
2560 x 1440 pixels
Built-in Webcam
Yes
Resolution Class
FHD=1920×1080, QHD=2560×1440, 4K=3840×2160, OLED refers to panel type.
Quad HD
Touchscreen
No
Brightness
Peak brightness in nits (cd/m²). 300+ nits for indoor; 500+ for outdoor use.
300 cd/m²
Panel Type
Panel type sets the colour, contrast and viewing-angle character of the monitor. IPS = wide viewing angles, accurate colour, moderate contrast; VA = high contrast and deep blacks, narrower angles; TN = fastest response but limited angles; OLED = perfect b
IPS
Anti-Glare
Matte coating reduces reflections in bright environments; glossy = more vivid colours.
Yes
Graphics
Dedicated GPU
Separate graphics chip (e.g. NVIDIA RTX, AMD Radeon). Required for gaming, 3D and video editing.
No
Discrete GPU
Not available
iGPU Brand
Intel
Integrated Graphics
Built-in GPU for display output. Not suitable for gaming or 3D workloads.
Yes
iGPU Family
Intel® Graphics
Integrated GPU Model
Intel® Graphics
Connectivity
Ethernet (LAN Port)
Wired network port. More stable and faster than Wi-Fi for office and server use.
Yes
Ethernet Data Rates
10, 100, 1000 Mbit/s
USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A Ports
2
Bluetooth
Yes
Bluetooth Version
Bluetooth version controls range, throughput and the supported audio codecs. 5.0+ doubles range and bandwidth vs 4.x; 5.3 adds LE Audio with the higher-quality LC3 codec. Both endpoints must speak the same version to use the new features.
5.4
Wi-Fi Standard
Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) is fastest; Wi-Fi 6/6E: very fast; Wi-Fi 5: standard.
Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be)
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi generation sets peak speed and how well the device coexists with neighbours. Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) is the modern baseline; Wi-Fi 6E adds the cleaner 6 GHz band; Wi-Fi 7 (Be) brings multi-link operation and even higher peaks. The router and the client m
Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be)
DisplayPort Ports
1
LAN Ports
1
HDMI Ports
1
HDMI Version
HDMI version determines the maximum supported resolution and refresh rate. HDMI 2.0 = 4K at 60 Hz, HDMI 2.1 = 4K at 120 Hz or 8K at 60 Hz with HDR. To run 4K120 the HDMI cable, source and display must all be 2.1.
2.1
USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C Ports
1
Wi-Fi Controller Manufacturer
Intel
WLAN Chip
Intel Wi-Fi 7 BE200
USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A Ports
2
Operating System
Operating System
Windows 11 Pro
Audio
Built-in Microphone
Yes
Built-in Speakers
Yes
Audio Chip
Realtek ALC3252
Combo Headphone / Mic Port
Yes
Power
AC Adapter Power
280 W
Camera
Resolution (MP)
Higher megapixels = more detail. 12MP+ is sufficient for most uses.
5 MP
Compatibility
Chipset
The chipset determines supported CPU generations, PCIe lanes and overclocking.
Intel® Q870
Physical
Depth (with stand)
371.7 mm
Height (with stand)
52.5 mm
Width (with stand)
613.4 mm
Weight (with stand)
7.8 kg
RAM Form Factor
SODIMM: notebook. DIMM: desktop. LPDDR: soldered, power-efficient.
DIMM/SO-DIMM
Additional
SKU
48104424
EAN
199642759060