HP Inc 5Z7D8AA NVIDIA T1000 8GB 4MDP GFX

HP Inc 5Z7D8AA NVIDIA T1000 8GB 4-Output Professional Graphics Card

Overview

The HP Inc 5Z7D8AA is a low-profile professional graphics card built around the NVIDIA T1000 GPU with 8GB of GDDR6 memory. Designed for workstation deployments where stable multi-display output and compute reliability matter more than gaming throughput, the 5Z7D8AA fits HP workstation platforms that require a certified, slot-in discrete GPU without a high thermal or power footprint. The 896 CUDA cores and 160 GB/s memory bandwidth give it enough headroom for VMS client workstations driving multiple monitor layouts, CAD review stations, or video analytics client applications that need OpenGL 4.6 support alongside stable driver certification.

Compatibility

The card uses a PCI Express x16 3.0 interface, which is electrically and physically backward-compatible with PCIe x16 2.0 slots — though bandwidth will be limited on older hosts. It is positioned as an HP-sourced add-in card for HP Z-series workstations (Z2, Z4, Z6, Z8) and HP EliteDesk SFF/tower platforms that accommodate a standard half-height or full-height PCIe card slot. Verify your specific chassis SKU against HP's workstation configurator before ordering — some SFF enclosures impose strict TDP limits that need to be confirmed against this card's power draw. The four Mini DisplayPort 1.4 outputs support up to four independent displays simultaneously; HDCP is supported on all outputs, which matters for content-protected media workflows. Dual-Link DVI is not present — if your monitors require DVI, plan for active Mini DP-to-DVI adapters, noting single-link DVI limitations at higher resolutions.

Installation Notes

The card measures 9.00 × 7.30 × 2.40 in and weighs 0.76 lb. Cooling is active (fan-based) — ensure the host chassis has adequate airflow clearance on the card's exhaust side. The PCIe x16 slot must be unobstructed; verify adjacent slot spacing if the system uses other expansion cards. No external power connector data is present in the evidence — confirm power requirements against your workstation's PSU spec before installation.