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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon Nice upgrade. :) Great it see it works well on the stock PS.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 3 mths ago
- HP Workstations
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Chris Ball Great to hear! I'm sure others have been wondering about this too. I forgot what gpu I have in mine--it's older but is 3x slots and uses a lot of power as well.…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 3 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: HP Z420 and Z440 water cooling option I think it will depend on what setting fans to 100% does in your air-cooled use-case. I think you'll get an improvement for sure, and being a factory aio,…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 4 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: Can I upgrade my HP z600 fans? If the fan headers are 4-pin, you should be able to. But look at the wiring pinouts and you may need to rearrange the pins on your replacements to match the HP pinout.…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 4 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: HP Z600 V2 Gaming Computer @Francis Someone on the HP community tried it: https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/Intel-i7-920-on-Z600/td-p/5548263 It didn't work,…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 5 mths ago
- HP Workstations
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Re: HPZ 420 v2 won't restart Sounds like a windows update broke something. Try booting a linux live cd/usb and see if that reboots. If it does, it confirms that something is borked in windows.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: Windows loads then reboot Hp Z420 You probably already figured this out, but switch your bios setting back and everything will go back to normal. Don't mess around with settings unless you need to.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: Z600 V2 WORKSTATION @Nagasawa Salahuddin This could also be the fault of something on the motherboard. I would get a used version of the same HP part number for the cooler/fan assembly and swap it.…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
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Re: Z600 V2 WORKSTATION @Nagasawa Salahuddin 12800S modules are typically SODIMMs (laptop size) and not RDIMMs--16GB DDR3 SODIMMs are also quite rare and expensive so you should be able to sell them for least $100/ea.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: Z600 V2 WORKSTATION @Nagasawa Salahuddin If the modules have similar specs and are ecc reg, you should be fine.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: Z600 V2 WORKSTATION @Nagasawa Salahuddin I tried a 32GB module and it would not work on mine. I haven't found any evidence of anyone exceeding the 96GB limit and hitting 188GB so I believe that 32GB modules are out…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: HPZ420 Dual GPU Question-Can I combine a Quadro K4000 with a Geforce GTX 1660Ti ? I wouldn't mess with HP's cooling as they've got it down pretty well. You can probably swap out the fans to whatever you want if you get fan adapters from moddiy.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: HP Z600 Memory for V1 Mobo Do you have 1 cpu or 2? If you add a second cpu, you'll get more processing power and wifll be able to just get 3 more of the same memory modules you have.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: HP Z600 V2 Gaming Computer @Seb J Look for registered ecc server memory and it should be about $1/gb.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: HP Z600 V2 Gaming Computer @Nagasawa Salahuddin Yes you can. PC3L is backward compatible with PC3 (ie can run at either 1.35 or 1.5v--PC3 runs at 1.5v).
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 6 mths ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: HP Z600 V2 X5675 build. Don't forget that RDIMMs work with these so if you can get your hands on 16GB PC3-10600R (or faster) you can easily have 96GB like I have in mine. I wish I had 32GB modules to try as I believe they…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
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- HP Workstations
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Re: HP Z420 Gaming Computer and other Upgrades @Jon Thank you! I ended up adding a corsair memory cooler and it keeps everything cool. :) I don't think I would have wanted that heat going through the power supply anyways.
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
Re: HP Z600 Xeon X5690 Installation Epic Fail @jstorme Interesting. I thought about doing that. I have one of the larger heatsinks versus the stock one and need a stock one instead since my processors are just normal x5650s.…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
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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
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
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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
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
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…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
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
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
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.…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
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
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view
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.…
- Samir D
- Samir_D
- 2 yrs ago
- HP Workstations
- Reported - view

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