Speaking of insane, the chassis somehow has room for four hard drives, which means you can cram up to 8TB of space in there should your gold-plated heart desire. You can also load this bad boy up with anywhere from 8GB to 128GB of RAM, which would have sounded insane just a few years ago.

Granted, you don't have to shoot for the moon as you’re speccing out your config there are ten different Intel Core i5, i7, and i9 processors to choose from, not to mention six different Nvidia cards. It came fully loaded with an Intel Xeon W-11955M CPU (+$1,239), discrete Nvidia RTX A5000 graphics (+$3,147), a 3840 x 2160 LED touchscreen display (+$483), 64GB of RAM (+$820), a 1TB SSD (+$365), and a few other bells and whistles, jacking the price all the way up to $6,421 total. Such seemed the scenario for my review unit, which was only missing a God Mode button somewhere on the keyboard. But let’s assume you’ve already “borrowed” your boss’ black Amex earlier today, and it’s burning a hole in your pocket, bigtime.

Hp all in one computer beats audio