HP ProDesk 600 G1 SFF - Teardown - Reassembly - Benchmarks
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- In this video we will take a better look at the HP ProDesk or Elitedesk 600 G1 in the small form factor version. During the video, I will do a full teardown and re-assembly of the machine. Once re-assembled, I will perform a fresh installation of Windows 11, followed by a series of benchmarks in order to test the performance.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
01:11 - External overview and connectivity
02:31 - Internal overview
03:09 - Disassembly
05:29 - CPU info
05:55 - Motherboard removal and power supply
06:35 - Motherboard details
07:28 - Components
07:48 - Re-assembly
10:56 - First boot and troubleshooting
11:35 - BIOS Setup
12:02 - Windows 11 install
13:27 - Benchmarks
15:19 - Conclusion and Boot time - Наука та технологія
Really love these kind of videos...i sometimes watch them after work which makes for perfect relaxation
Omw. Here i am 2 weeks later after this upload thinking out of how I wanted to upgrade the family PC back home. Thank you! This is vrry informative.
Great to hear :)
Nicely done.
Nice pc ❤
That is the exact computer I have although I have upgraded to dual SSD drives and 16gb Ram. Not sure if the CPU can be upgraded or if the CPU is worth upgrading. Running it with dual boot of Windows 10 and linux.
Have you noticed that the prodesk is more streamlined than the EliteDesk?
For the SFF:
-2 memory slots instead of 4.
-1 pcie slot in 16x format instead of 2.
-A screw to remove the cover instead of a handle.
Always prefer an EliteDesk!
What type memory does this take im having trouble must it be ddr3L many thanks
what brand thermal paste is good?
Do you think a 1660 super single fan would fit?
HP ProDesk 400 G2 SFF business PC, what parts should I get :( want to make it faster
@jensd_be Will this motherboard work with a ATX Power Supply? Assuming the original PSU isn't working and I have a regular mid tower with a good ATX Power supply. I don't see the regular 24 pin that comes with a standard ATX motherboard.
Please and Thankyou.
It has its own proprietary standard but there are adapter cables on the market that will allow you to connect a standard ATX power supply. For example: www.moddiy.com/products/PSU-Main-Power-24-Pin-to-6-Pin-Adapter-Cable-30cm-for-HP-Z240.html
Can this computer work without the hood sene? I have one with the following problem: System does not power on and the LEDs on the front of the computer are not flashing.
The power supply was checked and it is fine, I checked the power button and it also works.
It can work without the hood sensor. In any case that would not prevent the board from getting power or showing LEDs. If you are sure that your power supply is good, then this sounds like a dead motherboard.
*Hii👋😊 I have a question, can those small SFX power supplies fit in this desktops? I want to upgrade mine with a gtx 1060?*
Not sure what you mean with SFX power supply but with the standard pwoer supply, a GTX1650 in low profile should work.
@@jensdbe Go look them up maybe you will understand what I mean👍
A perfectly good computer!👍👍 I would increase the ram., to at least 16 gig., and according to the HP specifications for this computer it can handle a maximum of 32 gig., of ram..
Depends a bit on what your plans are with the computer. For basic tasks, you probably won't notice the extra 8GB. But its a cheap/fast upgrade, so why not.
@@jensdbe I concur that 8 gig., is plenty for basic tasks, but when there are four ram., slots I like to fill them and as you mentioned 4 gig., DDR3 ram., sticks are fairly cheap these days.
Would a mini Itx or a micro Atx motherboard work with this line of hp chassis?
I think the form factor of the board is a standard micro ATX regarding size. Only thing you will need to pay attention for is to get a conversion cable for the power supply as that is not standard ATX.
I have the exact same model. I’m hoping to upgrade the psu to 300W. I wanted to know if this model could support that. I recently upgraded the GPU. The system is currently working fine. Unfortunately, I did some research and ChatGPT gave me some misinformation. I have a 240W PSU but my GPU recommends 250W PSU. ChatGPT told me it wouldn’t matter. I regularly monitored my system so far and no problems. I only use it for legacy games like Skyrim. I was just wondering if this units psu can be upgraded since HP makes things differently. I’m hoping to not be forced to uninstall my GPU permanently. Since this can cause long term system issues. I currently have a Comptia A+ so I do have some tech knowledge. I was just hoping to get some wise advice from you. Thanks.
Depending on which GPU it is qnd the rest of your components, this probably isn't an issue at all. The recommendation is typically a bit luxurious.
Which GPU do you have? Both the size and connectors are non-standard, so upgrading it might not be easy.
@@jensdbe I have the AMD Radeon R5 340X and the no other components on expansion cards. It’s Low Profile.
I had no idea you could actually get windows 11 on this machine. I own the same machine, with the difference that I got an i5 4790. Is it safe to do? And will it run as well or better than the copy of windows 10 it originally comes with?
Should work just fine. In terms of performance, I did a video on that subject previously. You can find it over here: ua-cam.com/video/6zkAxYOe_IM/v-deo.html
What PCIex16 version is HP ProDesk 600 G1 sff
It's pcie 3.0
My mom ordered me this pc 2 years ago, while looking at this video i realized i do not have a password reset jumper, my pc has been malfunctioning a lot and lately it will not start, the error code i keep getting is 0xc0000225, is not having a password reset jumper the reason? Sorry if this is stupid as have nevrr had a computer previously and my pc hasn't been working for months
I don't think this would be related to a missing password reset jumper. That error code seems to relate to boot issues so either some files are corrupt (like an interrupted Windows Update could cause for example), your hard drive/SSD is not 100% anymore or has filesystem errors or there are issues with the memory. I'd start with running checkdisk and maybe do a memory test. If those come back clean, a clean re-install of Windows will probably help you.
but isn't this the elitedesk
I just bought this, it is painful slow. Is it hard drive or 4gb ram?
Both won't really help regarding performance I think. 4GB is on the low-side these days and definitely replacing that hard drive with an SSD will give a huge boost.
Upgrade to 16GB and a good SSD and you will notice the difference, if you want it to do light gaming put a lp graphic card and you got yourself a nice budget and quick light gaming PC
@@jensdbethanks
@@azed4173thanks, i upgraded to 8gb ram, it is still same slow. It has windows 11, it is unusable due to being slow, will try to put Windows 10 on it
@@speakupreality633 try the ssd the ssd improve speeds, and it’s better if you go with 16gb
pcie 16 is 3.0 o 2.0 ?
Should be PCIe 3.0
Cam we upgrade gtx1650 ddr6
As long as you have a low profile card that doesn't require external power, this should work.
@@jensdbe i just want to know gtx1050ti or gtx 1650 because in my country gtx1650 low profile are not available so please suggest which one
@@krish3210 low profile cards only unless you put motherboard in new case and change the power supply
How does a runner games
Depends a bit which gamea but for proper performance you need a GPU as well. A low profile GTX 1650 is probably the best option in that case.