Below is the Lenovo data sheet for the Lenovo ThinkCentre M920 SFF. Here are the highlights:
CPU compatibility: 8th and 9th Gen Intel processors (Celeron, Pentium and Core).
Max CPU: Core i9 9900
Max RAM: 64 GB 2666 in 4 slots
One 3.5/2.5 HDD bay
One 2.5 HDD bay (Optional)
One M.2 NVMe HDD slot 2242/2280
One M.2 for wireless
PCIe 3.0 expansion:
One x16
One x16 (4 data lanes)
One x1
Discrete video card options:
AMD Radeon 520 2GB GDDR5 Low Profile
Nvidia GeForce GT 730 2GB GDDR5 Low Profile
(Newer Low Profile/Low Power cards should be compatible)
It can also use an Nvidia GT 1030 graphics adapter for much better graphics performance. I’m using that option in mine, works great.
I just listed what was in the data sheet. The GT 1030 and AMD Radeon equivalent should work just fine in any of these systems.
Can anyone confirm the number of video ports? Specs say 1 VGA and 2 DP, but the visual looks like there are:
Main motherboard: 2 DP, 1 VGA
Card 1: 1 HDMI, 1 VGA
Card 2: 1 HDMI, 1 VGA
I don’t see any references to dedicated video cards, I wonder if the picture is incorrect.
I’m looking for a low-power non-gaming computer that will drive 4 monitors without using a USB adapter.
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You’re going to have to be looking at newer computers for that. It was only 12th gen in which the Intel iGPU supported 4 displays.
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That’s too bad, hopefully, tomorrow’s woot will have what I’m looking for.
This PC will come with Windows 11 Professional 64-bit, not Win 11 Home as listed previously.