Many miniature PCs on the market are great for saving space but often don't provide enough power to do many digital tasks, so the HP Z2 Mini computer system is created to help end this struggle.
The HP Z2 Mini comes packed with up to 32GB of RAM and a choice between three different kinds of Intel CPUs including the i3, i5 or the i7. Up to 1.5TB of solid-state drive storage can be outfitted on the PC, while a custom cooling system enables it to run considerably more quiet than other units from the brand. The system can handle up to six different displays being hooked up to it without skipping a beat.
The HP Z2 Mini computer system is priced starting at $699.
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