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HP Z820 Teardown

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  • What's this? Security screws? We reluctantly followed this red herring, only to discover HP's engineers had an easier solution in mind.

  • Don't touch that security driver, these screws actually stay in place and the entire motherboard assembly slides forward on locking pegs.

  • Close call for its repairability score, but it looks like the Z820 was discouraging the removal of these screws for the right reasons.

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