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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon Let me know how the shroud seems to work for the heat. I'd be curious since I never got one.
- Samir D
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- 2 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon From what I've read it should have clocked down with all the slots full, but I'm glad to see it didn't. :)
- Samir D
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- 4 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon It could be a problem because any continuous use of memory that uses those modules could overheat and cause system crashes. Better to test and take preventative measures than find out after the…
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- 4 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Samir D It's super to see it running at 1866Mhz too--that's just killer. :)
- Samir D
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- 5 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon That's awesome! Always great to see so much memory on the z420. :D If it's warm in just normal usage, then a memtest will probably stress it to the point of errors.…
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- 5 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @David It's hard to break a gpu. I would just check how it was seated. These aren't fragile consumer systems so it shouldn't have broken just like that.
- Samir D
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- 6 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon Yep, was pretty easy to diagnose the issue. Easy way for you to find out is to run memtest overnight. If it passes that, your current cooling is fine.…
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- 11 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon It was actually pretty simple. I ran memtest and stressed the memory. When I started getting errors, I was wondering why. I shut off the system and unplugged everything and opened the case and…
- Samir D
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- 12 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon I would check how hot the modules get. I discovered the heat when memtest started having errors and those modules were much hotter than the other ones that had the stock fan.…
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- 12 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon That's a good reference as SDH on there knows a tremendous amount about the z series. Be sure to also check out hp partsurfer for a complete listing of all the parts for the z420: http:…
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- 12 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon Sounds good! Should be a solid plan. :) I've got a v1 and I have 8x 32GB LRDIMMs in it. Those things get HOT though so you need the front memory shroud.…
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- 13 days ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon That's a pretty good deal. :) So the clocking down depends on the max ram speed of the processor, not the ram. So for example, my z420 has an e5-2630L which has a max memory speed of 1333Mhz.…
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- 2 wk ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon Registered ecc is going to clock down once you fully load all the channels, no matter what the size is. How much are you getting these for? If they're under $1/gb it's a good deal,…
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- 2 wk ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon I'm not sure if udimm ecc clocks down in the z420. I know ecc reg will clock down.
- Samir D
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- 2 wk ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon Yes it will. And this is common for any normal registered ecc ddr3. My servers that take this stuff clock it down too after you have so many modules.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 wk ago
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Re: HP Z420 upgrade CPU to i9? Before you completely ditch the z420, I would definitely give them a showering of upgrades since the upgrades would be cheap at this point. I would add in an additional nvme ssd via a pci card,…
- Samir D
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- 2 wk ago
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Re: Incompatible Memory with my Z600 ? Luckily the reg ecc modules you got are very commonly used in servers all over the world and you should be able to sell them locally without any issues. :)
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 wk ago
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades With 16GB x 8, you can achieve a max memory of 128GB, but because of registered ecc module design, the speed of the memory will clock down. However, the z420 also supports load-reduced registered…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 wk ago
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Re: Crazy Frog and his mentally ill experiments Now, this is pretty wild. Not only would I never thought of doing this, but I would have never dreamed that it would have worked. What does the bios say about the processors?…
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- Samir_D
- 2 wk ago
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