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Intel 14900T compatible with HP Z2 Mini G9

Intel 14900T compatible with HP Z2 Mini G9

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Sr_BanneD
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09-14-2021, 02:35 PM
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Linus previously shared a video about the HP z2 mini g9, highlighting its cooling limitations for the processors it was marketed with. These issues seem to have worsened with newer 13/14th generation chips. Recently, the 14900t low-power processor was announced. Considering its thermal challenges and your need for quiet operation, the 14900t at 35/109 watts appears well-suited for this setup. Performance figures suggest it delivers around 5% single-core and 20% multi-core results under full load. Running a 12700k gimped for quieter performance brings scores to 2130/13350 on Geekbench. Theoretically, the stock 14900t at 35/109 watts would offer 3020/16385, which is a significant improvement—about 50% better single-core and 22% more for multi-core. This could be a major upgrade in terms of power efficiency and heat output. There are reports that using newer 13/14th generation processors in these mini-gigs can trigger POST errors, even after BIOS updates. If you're interested, you might consider testing a processor at a local store to see how it performs before committing.
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Sr_BanneD
09-14-2021, 02:35 PM #1

Linus previously shared a video about the HP z2 mini g9, highlighting its cooling limitations for the processors it was marketed with. These issues seem to have worsened with newer 13/14th generation chips. Recently, the 14900t low-power processor was announced. Considering its thermal challenges and your need for quiet operation, the 14900t at 35/109 watts appears well-suited for this setup. Performance figures suggest it delivers around 5% single-core and 20% multi-core results under full load. Running a 12700k gimped for quieter performance brings scores to 2130/13350 on Geekbench. Theoretically, the stock 14900t at 35/109 watts would offer 3020/16385, which is a significant improvement—about 50% better single-core and 22% more for multi-core. This could be a major upgrade in terms of power efficiency and heat output. There are reports that using newer 13/14th generation processors in these mini-gigs can trigger POST errors, even after BIOS updates. If you're interested, you might consider testing a processor at a local store to see how it performs before committing.

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pooh_bear6
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09-14-2021, 03:22 PM
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Your need for quiet operation isn't met by the HP Z-Mini.
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pooh_bear6
09-14-2021, 03:22 PM #2

Your need for quiet operation isn't met by the HP Z-Mini.

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Wqmb
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09-14-2021, 05:22 PM
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Reflection. [Sigh] I wouldn’t want to purchase an entirely new device. Still, I appreciate its dimensions and design. But honestly, if I had understood then what I understand now…
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Wqmb
09-14-2021, 05:22 PM #3

Reflection. [Sigh] I wouldn’t want to purchase an entirely new device. Still, I appreciate its dimensions and design. But honestly, if I had understood then what I understand now…