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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide
- Disi Daus
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
- HP Workstations
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
- HP Workstations
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide As you can see in the posts above, I have moved the USB stick bootloading function to a SATA SSD. The remaining free space on that disk I have assigned as "slow storage".…
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide (Sorry it is in Netherlandic)
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide My current hardware setup: Casing : HP Z400 Power : Corsair RM750x 750 Watt Mainboard : Foxconn Intel X58 Chipset Processor : Intel Xeon X5690 12M Cache, 3.46 GHz, 6.…
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros Thanks for the bench marks, that is indeed exactly what I mean. You won't really notice the difference between 3.33, 3.45 or 4.0 GHz clock speeds.…
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- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/47917/intel-xeon-processor-w3680-12m-cache-3-33-ghz-6-40-gt-s-intel-qpi.html
- Disi Daus
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros yes, the W3680 also worked with the 48 GB of RAM installed, just not like the X5690 is.
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros Yes, I tried overlocking the W3680 when I just got the machine. However, I could not notice any real difference in performance. Yeah, making ZIP file went a little quicker,…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide Update on my project. There has been a slight change in plans here and there, mainly due to me starting playing Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, which is REALLY resource intensive! 1.…
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- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros I don't see why not. The 3090 is just another 3000 series, however high-end it may be.
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros I do not believe that your CPU will be a bottleneck. Even the fastest Threadripper only accounts for like 7 FPS on the overall performance.
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros if I look at the pictures of the two motherboards of these systems, they look pretty different to me. I think the main issue will be mounting the Z400 mainboard into the xw8400 casing,…
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- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros Taken all your storage devices into account, you are correct!
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros I have to admit that I internally disconnected the DVD drive, to free up the power I needed to run the RX 580. Before the system would beep at me at boot time, indicating a power issue.…
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros No, see the pic I posted of my PSU.
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- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros Ahhh I see. Well give it a try I would say! Sounds like a nice project to me. 🙂
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros none that I can think of. I am actually counting on it to work because I am waiting for my 3070 to arrive.
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros Seems way more elaborate than installing a standard ATX PSU, or am I missing something? In any case; IDK.
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Chris chros For reference, I ran the AMD RX 580 8 GB on the original 475W PSU! The TDP of 580 GPU is 185 W. You should be fine with only 90 W TDP.
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Frans ahaa! A fellow flight simmer. I use mine mostly for VTOL VR. 😎
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- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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Re: HP Z400 Gaming Computer and Upgrade Guide @Frans - non ECC modules should run in the Z400, as long as you don't mix them with ECC modules. ECC ones perform better thou... I got mine from Amazon .
- Disi Daus
- Disi_Daus
- 1 yr ago
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