HP releases desktop PC based on China-made processor

HP today announced the desktop computer HP 268 Pro G1, which uses the Zhaoxin Kaixian E series processor made in China for the first time.

It is also equipped with a Chinese version of the BOIS interface, mainly for Chinese enterprise users.  Users can choose to pre-install the Windows 10 Shenzhou Netcom Government Edition operating system.

HP 268 Pro G1 is equipped with Zhaoxin KaixianE series 8-core KX-U6780A processor and Zhaoxin C960 integrated graphics.

The processor is clocked at 2.7GHz, provides 8M cache, and fully supports the x86 high-end general-purpose chip instruction set.  Its performance has jumped 252% compared to Zhaoxin C series processors, and it takes only 14 seconds to boot up.

It is equipped with dual memory slots and supports up to 16 GB DDR4-2666 SDRAM memory with a transfer rate of up to 2666 MT / s.

Users can choose up to 512GB PCIe M.2 high-speed solid-state drive and 2TB SATA mechanical hard drive.

HP 268 Pro G1 also supports Windows 7 official driver download, is compatible with Windows XP, and supports pre-installed Kirin Linux system.  Users can configure the system freely and simply according to their personal preferences.

In addition, in order to better apply to diverse application scenarios in the financial, medical, retail, manufacturing and other industries, the HP 268 Pro G1 uses a rich interface and scalable functional design. A total of 10 USB ports are configured on the front and back of the chassis, supporting native PCI slots , VGA and HDMI interfaces.

The HP 268 Pro G1 uses EPA90 certified power supplies to provide a higher energy efficiency conversion rate than ordinary power supplies, helping to reduce corporate electricity costs.

Users can also choose to extend the warranty service for up to 5 years.