HP Inc C94FBUT#ABA ZBook Fury 16 G1i Mobile Workstation

Overview

The HP ZBook Fury 16 G1i, model C94FBUT#ABA, is a professional-grade mobile workstation built around Intel's 15th-generation Core Ultra 9 285HX processor and NVIDIA RTX Pro 2000 discrete graphics. It targets engineers, architects, security system designers, and field technicians who need desktop-class compute on a 16-inch form factor they can carry to a job site, command center, or satellite office. This is the HP SmartBuy configuration — channel-direct pricing on a fixed, validated hardware stack, which simplifies procurement and removes the configuration risk that comes with custom-order builds.

The C94FBUT#ABA ships running Windows 11 Pro, making it domain-ready and compatible with enterprise MDM and imaging workflows out of the box.

Key Features

Intel Core Ultra 9 285HX (24 cores / 24 threads, up to 5.50 GHz): The 285HX is a high-performance H-class mobile processor with a 24-core layout. In practice, that core count handles heavy multi-threaded workloads — running a VMS client alongside CAD, compiling firmware, or processing large video exports — without the thermal throttling that plagues thinner ultrabooks. The 5.50 GHz burst ceiling means single-thread-dependent tasks (legacy security software, scripted automation) stay responsive.

NVIDIA RTX Pro 2000 (8GB GDDR6): The RTX Pro 2000 is a professional-class GPU with ISV-certified drivers — the distinction that matters when running AutoCAD, Revit, or video analytics software that validates the GPU at launch. Consumer GeForce cards run the same silicon but lack the driver validation path. For integrators deploying workstations into engineering or design workflows, this is the tier to specify.

32GB RAM: 32GB is the floor for serious multi-application workstation use. Running a VMS platform, browser-based management console, and remote desktop session simultaneously won't exhaust available memory — a configuration that routinely kills 16GB machines mid-shift.

1TB NVMe SSD: A 1TB solid-state drive provides fast application launch and ample local storage for project files, recorded video clips, or captured log data. NVMe throughput also keeps large file transfers — uploading captured footage or syncing configuration backups — from becoming a bottleneck.