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Specification HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA



HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA


CPU: Intel Core i7 i7-1185G7 11th Gen 3 GHz
RAM: 16 GB
Display: 15.6 inch
SSD: 512 GB

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The notebook is powered by Intel Core i7 i7-1185G7 11th Gen 3 GHz , Quad-core (4 Core) cores processor. It has 16 GB RAM. Display 15.6 inch.


Processor HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA
Processor manufacturer:Intel
Processor model:i7-1185G7
Processor type:Core i7
Processor generation:11th Gen
Processor speed:3 GHz
Processor core:Quad-core (4 Core)
Maximum turbo speed:4.80 GHz
Chipset manufacturer:Intel
Display & Graphics HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA
Screen size:15.6"
Display screen type:LCD
Standard refresh rate:60 Hz
Memory HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA
System memory speed:3200 MHz
System memory technology:DDR4 SDRAM
Intel optane memory ready:Yes
Total Installed system memory:16 GB
Storage HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA
Drive type:SSD
SSD form factor:NVMe M.2 PCI Express
Total solid state drive capacity:512 GB
Network & Communication HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA
Bluetooth:Yes
Ethernet:Gigabit Ethernet
Wireless LAN:Yes
Interfaces/Ports HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA
HDMI:Yes
Network (RJ-45):Yes
Number of Thunderbolt 4 Ports:1
Total Number of USB Ports:3
Design HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA
Depth:9.2"
Width:14.1"
Height:0.78"
Weight:3.82 lb
Battery Information HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA
Maximum battery run time:12.50 Hours
Number of cells:3-cell


User opinions and reviews HP ProBook 650 G8 15.6" 68G32UP#ABA


userBiglzqApril 17, 2024
The Intel Core i7-1185G7 processor provides ample CPU resources for multitasking and gaming. The 512GB SSD is sufficient for storing files, but additional RAM would be beneficial. The 3 USB ports are adequate for connecting peripherals. The 15.6" LCD screen offers crisp visuals for office programs, movies, and YouTube.
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userPam-KlkadjMay 25, 2024
I upgraded the memory to 32GB DDR4 and replaced the 512GB SSD with a 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD
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