Hp slimline manual

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Log In Sign Up. Forgot password? Enter your email address and check your inbox. Please check your email for further instructions. Enter a new password. Slimline Desktop ana. Big on reliability. Names you know. There is a motherboard layout diagram here but some of it is blurred to prevent general use. Model Number, WUB.. PC connection up to sets. Product release information. HP, as I said earlier, however, manages to fit a surprising amount of technology into this small frame. The front of the machine offers a card reader, two USB ports, a single headphone jack and the optical drive.

This is a surprising departure from many desktops that try and fit a lot of ports onto the front of the machine, sacrificing style in the process. For all that the front of the machine is relatively sparse, the back of the machine absolutely bristles with ports, slots and inputs.

There are four more USB2. This really means that there are only four available USB ports for people to use. There is gigabit Ethernet built-in, as well as 7. The second card pre-installed by HP is a TV tuner.

Since the digital transition, this tuner is less amazing than it might have been, but still very useful for recording either basic cable or over-the-air HDTV. Inside, most of the space is, taken up by components, which is no surprise. There are three main fans to the system, one built into the power supply, one attached to the CPU heatsink and one to the right of the system, which serves to draw heat and air down from the hard drive and optical drive area.

The little space behind this fan is really the only empty room in the entire case. The two drive bays, one each of 5. Thankfully all four slots are used up, preventing the need from removing a fan and the optical drive just to gain access to where the memory sits.