HP Elite Tower 600 G9 Intel Core i5-12500 3.0 GHz 16GB DDR5 256GB SSD Intel UHD Graphics Windows 11 Pro Desktop, Black - 798X7UC-I010 New 4 GHz CPU Core: 6-core 4 ms Overdrive Response
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HP Elite Tower 600 G9 Intel Core i5 12500 3.0 GHz 16GB DDR5 256GB SSD Intel UHD Graphics Windows 11 Pro Desktop, Black 798X7UC I010 New 4 GHz CPU Core: 6 core 4 ms Overdrive Response 4 GHz CPU Core: 6 core Processor Memory Installed Memory: 8 GB Memory Speed: DDR4 3200 Storage Drive Storage Type: SSD Hard Drive Capacity: 0 SSD Capacity: 256 GB Optical Drive: No Graphics GPU: AMD Radeon RX 5500 Graphics Memory: Shared Memory Graphics Type: Integrated Graphics Network & Communications Network LAN: No Network WLAN: 802 Intel Core Ultra 5 235 (Performance Cores 6 Threads 0 GHz base frequency 4 2 x DisplayPort 1
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