Overview | Expand your capacity
The HP Elite Tower 600 Desktop PC amps up your workspace with the latest Intel® processor and comes ready with sizeable expansion for the future. Built for business and ready for intense graphic work this tower packs power and security in an efficient and easy to manage PC.
Powerful Intel® processor
Fast performance from the latest Intel® processor, helps you quickly manage large projects.
Protected by HP Wolf Security
HP Wolf Security for Business creates a hardware-enforced, always-on, resilient defense.
Connect multiple displays
Keep up with all your workstreams with three native video port connections.
Help protect our shared future
At least 60 percent of all plastic used in this PC is post-consumer recycled plastic.
Features | Windows 11
Work anywhere without compromising on performance or security with Windows 11 powered by HP's collaboration and connectivity technology.
High performance, high portability
Get the exceptional combination of responsive performance, connectivity and speed with a 12th Gen Intel® Core™ processor that lets you launch, create, and connect fast and reliably.
BIOS management over the network
HP Sure Admin, a modern BIOS management tool, eliminates the need for a password or BIOS configuration utility in the OS by creating a digital signature that allows IT administrators to securely manage BIOS settings over a network.
Browse confidently
Help protect your PC from websites and read only Microsoft Office and PDF attachments with embedded malware, ransomware, or viruses with hardware-enforced security from HP Sure Click.
Automatic recovery from firmware attacks
Firmware attacks can completely devastate your PC. Stay protected with HP's self-healing BIOS - HP Sure Start Gen7 automatically recovers the BIOS from malware, rootkits, or corruption.
Keep your PC's security protections in place
Stop unwanted changes to security settings and help limit the spread of malware with HP Sure Run Gen5 which identifies, quarantines, and provides reporting on attackers trying to kill processes.
