HP Z420: compatibility Ram Z420

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  Machine tender specifications for this old compatible RAM modules are:
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  I don't want to update the 8 GB RAM, and here's the problem:

  I tried to add a new Corsair 4 GB of RAM for 4 GB samsung which is already there, it did not work.

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  Ability to mix, brand, speed module... essentially of the differences in the module is usually held in one upgrade failed.

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• HP Pavilion: Renovate help of HP Pavilion a6600f

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• Z420 Workstation read do not all RAM

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• HP z420: compatibility video card for hp z420

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• Z420: E5-2630 v2 and compatibility z420

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  The answer is very simple...

  The only way that a processor will work in a HP workstation is generally if it is listed in the part of the BIOS of a workstation's microcode.  Way easier to see if it is in the list is to get the HP QuickSpecs, and I don't know any way of the probe in the BIOS for a reading of workstations approved firmware.  The thing to understand is that just a processor theoretically should be able to work a HP workstation is not because it is possible.  It must be on the list.

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• Z420: Z420 different revisions?

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  Are there two different revisions of the platform Z420 as with the Z400?

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  Is this the same motherboard and just a BIOS revision that opened the compatibility with these processors and memory?

  Yes, there are two versions, the original "Version 1" and the "Version 2".  The original can run the Sandy Bridge Xeon processors that HP certified for it.  Version 2 can run the Sandy Bridge and more recent processors Ivy Bridge "v2".  A nice little article on the differences between these two generations of processors is linked below.  Again, assuming that you have a newer version Z420 you can generally only Sandy and Ivy processors listed by HP Brige can due to the firmware BIOS limitations built-in (there are rare exceptions):

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  A trick that works for most HP workstations is to search, for example, 'Z420 spare parts' in Google.

  Top results you see HP for that and noted in chapter of the processors of the Z420 there 700000 part number processors series with IB (Ivy Bridge) in the front as the available processors.  Note also to the bottom in the section below is a couple of 700000 motherboards part numbers.  This is the later Version 2 ones.  Le-001 is delivered by W7 installed. the largest number to W8.

  I do not have the date of the BIOS boot block simple differentiation between Version 1 to Version 2 for the Z420, but it's the best way to know if you have a.  The dates of start for Z620 and Z820 block are 28/12/11 for the original and on 06/03/13 for Version 2 motherboards.  Look in your BIOS under the first tab for this... Your Z420 may not have the exact dates, but should be close, and you'll know that.

  So, if you focus on the QuickSpecs and HP literature since the beginning of the era of 2013 you will start seeing Ivy Bridge being designated processors.

  You can watch the Intel 'Ark' site under the approved HP v2 processors to see if there is only 1 sSpec code, and if so, you can be sure you are buying a used the same processor upgrade eBay to if you go this route.  Search on eBay under the sSpec code when you found on the site of the Ark... it will be linked at bottom left of the cover page for each processor that you are looking for.

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  I use a HP Z420 workstation PC. I bought this by a French seller, the BIOS menu is in French. It is anyway to change the bios to English language?
  
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  Hello:

  You can also ask your question on HP Business - z-section of desktops Support Forum.

  http://h30499.www3.HP.com/T5/workstations-z-series-XW-series/BD-p/BSC-272#.UqJ5XP2A3Gg

  On a lot of the newer HP business desktop computers, there is no need to run programs to add S/N to the BIOS.

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  After entering the Setup by pressing the F10 key, press on Ctrl + A to open additional fields in security > system menu IDs.

  Enter the serial number of your PC inventory and serial number of chassis number.

  Save the changes then and once when you exit the BIOS.