- Is this good for gaming?
- Only for light or older titles. It relies on Intel integrated graphics, so demanding games will run poorly. A discrete graphics card would be needed for serious gaming.
- Can I upgrade the RAM or storage later?
- The tower case makes opening it straightforward, and there is a 1 TB SSD plus 32 GB of DDR5 installed. The listed 32 GB maximum means you should confirm the board's slot count and ceiling before planning a memory upgrade.
- Does it come with a monitor and keyboard?
- No. It is the tower only, so you need to supply a monitor, keyboard and mouse.
- Why is there no Bluetooth?
- The listing specifies no Bluetooth. For wireless mice, keyboards or headphones, use a USB Bluetooth adapter or choose peripherals with their own dongles.
- Is Windows 11 Pro worth it over Home?
- Pro adds BitLocker encryption, Remote Desktop hosting and domain join. That matters for business use; home users may not notice the difference.
- How does it compare with a Core Ultra 7 desktop?
- The Ultra 5 235 has 14 cores and is fine for office work and light creative tasks. An Ultra 7 model costs more and gives extra performance for heavy video editing or compiling.
- Where is the HP Intel Core Ultra 5 235 32 Gb 1 Tb SSD cheapest?
- At Staples, for $2,574.09, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the HP Intel Core Ultra 5 235 32 Gb 1 Tb SSD?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Quill, Staples, Newegg, Antonline, Best Buy.