HP EliteDesk 800G4 Tower Desktop PC vs Lenovo ThinkStation P510 Workstation
The HP EliteDesk 800G4 is the easier pick for most people: a six-core i7-8700, 16GB of RAM, a 250GB SSD and Windows 11 already installed make it a fast everyday desktop for office work, browsing and streaming. The Lenovo ThinkStation P510 is a true workstation with Xeon E5-1620 power, eight RAM slots and support for NVIDIA Quadro cards, built for CAD, 3D and video work. The HP's 3.7-out-of-5 rating from 27 owners points to solid but not flawless satisfaction, and the P510's reputation rests on refurbished-workstation reliability rather than a large consumer review base. Buy the HP for general use; step up to the P510 only if your software needs a workstation platform.
- Choose the HP EliteDesk 800G4 if you want a ready-to-use desktop for office apps, web browsing, streaming and light photo or video editing.
- Choose the Lenovo ThinkStation P510 if you run CAD, 3D rendering or other software that benefits from a Xeon platform, ECC memory and a Quadro graphics card.
Prices
- HP EliteDesk 800G4 Tower Desktop PC: $444.99 at Walmart (last seen Nov 11)
- Lenovo ThinkStation P510 Workstation: $738.27 at eBay (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the HP EliteDesk 800G4 Tower Desktop PC is $293.28 cheaper than the Lenovo ThinkStation P510 Workstation at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 11)

