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HP Z2 Tower G1i

HP's entry tower workstation, certified for Ubuntu and sold with Linux preinstalled.

$1,334.55 list price

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Headline specifications

Processor
Intel Core Ultra 5 235
Memory
16 GB
Storage
512 GB NVMe
Architecture
x86_64

Details

About this system

What the record says about the HP Z2 Tower G1i, in its own words.

The Z2 is the smallest of HP's tower workstations and the one most people actually need. It takes a full height graphics card and a power supply sized for one, and HP supports the machine as a whole rather than as parts.

This is the Core Ultra 5 235 configuration with 16 GB and a 512 GB drive. It suits somebody moving off an ordinary desktop onto something that will take a real GPU later, without paying for the GPU today.

Canonical certifies the Z2 Tower G1i. It is ordered through the channel when you order it, so nothing here is held in stock.

Reference

Specifications

These values come from the published record for this system. Anything the source did not report is shown as not reported rather than filled in.

Vendor
HP
Category
Workstations
Architecture
x86_64
Form factor
Workstation
Starting price
Priced per build
Fulfillment
Reseller
Memory
16 GB
Chassis
Tower workstation
Storage
512 GB NVMe
Processor
Intel Core Ultra 5 235

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Evidence

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Rocky-Linux

Listed

Not a vendor claim. The hardware is ordinary x86_64 and this image is expected to run on it. Build it and boot it in a test machine before you order.

Ubuntu-24.04

Listed

Preinstalled, and certified as well. HP sells the Z2 Tower G1i with Linux already installed, and Canonical certifies the model against Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. Confirm the Linux preload option on the configuration you want when you order, because it is a configurator choice rather than the default.

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