630 HP (A1E20EA): List of compatibility-CPU HP 630 (A1E20EA)

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• ERROR: No supported CPU installed, HP P6310F

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  Can you please tell me why this CPU is not compatible and please help me with a list of compatible CPU?

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  I can provide any other information you may need, thank you very much!

  There is no AMD Black Edition CPU that are compatible with any PC HP desktop.

  That's what the problem is related to. Black Edition CPU are special processors who have discovered the multipliers for amateur quality motherboards. You could not access the multipliers to overclock the CPU with the motherboard you have installed it anyway.

  Even if you choose, buy and install one of the microprocessors in maintenance & service Guide there is no guarantee HP which will be exploited.

  You should also be aware that installing a different CPU than your office has been delivered with the warranty.

  Sorry to bear bad news.

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• Z210 - temperature max of CPU & cooling concerns

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  Here is a photo of a chassis fan of this workstation and with that color, that I'd be willing to bet that there is a fan with two bars of orientation that HP has used on other workstations for their fans to chassis.   They had that same color brown-orange apertures, for 4 pins, the usual order of wiring PWM, but only the thin lips of direction along each outer edge of the card.  This is in contrast with that HP has used as fan plug ends for memory and chipset, fans, which have 3 bars of orientation.  If you look at the motherboard fan headers, it is easy to see the difference between the two types.  Header of motherboard PWM type (usually white) Cap common 3 grooves will a plastic tab sticking up which only runs the width of 3 of the 4 pins.  2 HP fan PWM header Ridge chassis plug (usually brown-orange) motherboard will have a tab that runs the entire width of all 4 pins.  On my xw6600s memory 92x92x25mm fan and the rear frame paired two cooling fans are the same exact PMW fans except for their part numbers and use of the two different types/colors of the fan plug ends.  The chipset fan plug is also the type of the white Ridge 3.

  Newer workstations such as the Z620 are moving away from these conventions, to a certain extent.

  The chassis before cooling fan on the xw6600 header is for type 2 Ridge connector 4-wire fan, and I've personally seen that also for the xw6400, xw8400, xw8600, Z600 and headers of fan before the Z620 of the workstation.  On the Z620 with that I helped yesterday 2 type of crest of the fan before care was white (instead of the usual color brown-orange HP uses for their taken chassis cooling fan).

  However, the fan will be in the kit and you will get the case HP PWM cooling scheme they have designed in.  I bet it will be the fan in the kit, perhaps without the plastic grid, and those who are nice and quiet:

  

  If you try to buy by itself you will pay a lot... but check the price for the complete kit from HP below.  The 'Option' HP part number for the kit is A2Z46AA:

  

  Compatibility is always a problem, and expanding this link from HP homepage, you can see the official info from HP.  Your CMT Z210 is included.  The same fan and the greatest guide support/card fan in the kit would be used for larger jobs.  After working on Z620 recently I think that his kit is different, in the way, and is not in the list of compatibility.  Its front cooling fan looked like a 120mm.  Here is the list of your kit:

  

  I also found the PDF which shows how to do the installation, and you can find with a goggle «Z210 front fan and fan Support Facility» research  It's attached below.

  I posted here recently on how to "Ghetto Mod" to add to a price in a front 92mm fan to enjoy the front fan on motherboards xw6400/xw6600 header, and leave the PDF file, it seems that method would work here too.  However, $ 15.00 for the complete kit of HP I would go the Mod 'official' way instead.

  Scott