SSD HP Z Turbo 512GB PCIe-4x4 TLC — 82×30×12 mm, 34 g, kit per Z4/Z6

HP Z Turbo 512GB PCIe-4x4 TLC is a compact NVMe solid-state drive kit engineered for HP Z4 and Z6 workstations. The 512GB capacity uses TLC NAND flash and a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface to deliver faster system boot times, reduced application load latency and expanded workstation storage in a small form factor (82 × 30 × 12 mm) weighing approximately 34 g. The kit includes the SSD and mounting components intended for straightforward integration into compatible HP Z-series systems. Origin: China/Singapore/Malaysia.

Advantages

The drive leverages PCIe 4.0 x4 bandwidth and NVMe protocol to provide improved sequential and random I/O compared with older SATA solutions, helping to shorten boot and application startup times. TLC NAND balances cost and endurance for typical workstation workflows. Its compact dimensions and low weight simplify installation inside space-constrained workstation chassis and contribute minimal thermal and mechanical impact.

Suitable for

• Accelerating OS and application load times on HP Z4 and Z6 workstations
• Expanding primary or secondary storage for CAD, 3D modelling and content creation projects
• Improving responsiveness for data‑intensive tasks such as video editing and simulation
• Replacing or upgrading existing NVMe drives in supported HP Z-series machines

Key specifications

• Form factor: compact NVMe module sized 82 × 30 × 12 mm
• Capacity: 512 GB (usable space as formatted may vary)
• Interface: PCIe 4.0 x4 with NVMe protocol
• Flash type: TLC NAND
• Weight: approximately 0.0344 kg
• Compatibility: designed for HP Z4 and Z6 workstation kits

How to use

Power down the workstation and disconnect it from mains before beginning installation. Open the chassis following HP service instructions for your Z4 or Z6 model. Mount the NVMe module in the designated slot or bracket provided in the kit, secure with the included mounting hardware, and reconnect any necessary cables. Close the chassis, reconnect power and boot the system. Use the workstation BIOS/UEFI to confirm drive detection and initialize the drive in the operating system’s disk management utility. If required, install or restore the operating system and migrate data according to standard IT procedures.

Recommendations

For optimal longevity and performance, ensure system firmware and drivers are up to date, enable NVMe and PCIe 4.0 support in BIOS when available, and configure suitable backup procedures. Avoid physical shocks during installation and operate the workstation in a well-ventilated environment to maintain thermal stability.