HP Z800: HP mother Z820 & NVMe compatibility?

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• Mother card/CPU compatibility

  Hi everyone, I need to change my motherboard and processor, but I don't know anything. These are my choices, I need to know if the processors are compatible with the following motherboards, expecially with the 970 Gaming (I think it's the best). I just need to see the socket for compatibility?

  AMD - FX-8320 (Vichera-Piledriver) 8 Core 3.5 Ghz Socket AM3 +.

  AMD - FX-6350 (Vichera-Piledriver) 6 Core 4.2 Ghz AM3 +.

  MSI - map of socket AM3 + 970 a - G46 970 ATX AMD motherboard chipset

  MSI - card mother 970 GAMING socket AM3 + chipset AMD 970 ATX

  The other parts of the PC are:

  -12 GB of RAM Kingston 1333 MHz

  ASUS GTX 750Ti-

  -PSU Corsair CX700

  Is this compatible with the motherboard and processor overall?

  Thank you

  Hi Alex,

  As you mentioned that you want information on motherboards with your CPU compatibility. To be very honest with you we are do not have much knowledge about the material and asks so to contact the manufacturer and forums support because they are the best people who can guide you in the right direction and can provide you with good information.

  http://forums.AMD.com/game/

  https://Forum-en.msi.com/

  To check the compatibility of Microsoft you can check the link below.

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/compatibility/CompatCenter/home

  Keep us updated on the topic and do not hesitate to post your question on the forum if you have a problem with Windows.

  Kind regards.

• HP Pavilion DV7 laptop: mother board & cpu compatability

  I think to change the processor in my laptop Pavilion DV7 it ha a HP 516292-001 motherboard.  # High school is 7G09A1 TFC date is 2009-01-09 I want to know if an I7 processor is compatible, or what cpu would be compatible.

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• HP z800

  
  

  No one answered yet, so I'll add my opinions.

  It will be extremely difficult to put a Z820 motherboard in a Z800 chassis.  Z820 and Z800 motherboards have the same physical size, but there are a lot of problems by using the same chassis.  Here are some differences between the Z820 and Z800:
  -Z820 power cables are different and need to be replaced.  The side panel must be removed to replace the cables by the Z820 ones.
  -L' Z820 food is different.  It has the same appearance as a PS Z800, but has different voltage rails.  They are not compatible with each other.
  -The Z820 motherboard has a notch in a different place for the PS to move the cables.

  -Several Z820 motherboard mounting holes do not mach the Z800, and chassis are different to accept the various holes and slots spacers.
  -Z820 rear i/o connectors are different, so they will not match the cuts in the chassis back I/O area.
  -The Z820 CPU and memory are found in a different situation from that of the Z800.  This causes other problems:
  -Z820 uses the CPU passive radiators and a big fan of CPU/memory with 6 fans in it.  The Z800 uses CPU heatsinks with built-in fans.  Times the CPU fan and sinks thermal assembly must be replaced to the Z820.
  -Z800 memory fan will not work with the Z820;  The Z820 is the big fan of CPU/memory.
  -Façade Z820 cables have fewer pins and a different pinout than the Z800.  We can't cable Z800 P5 in the motherboard Z820.
  -The front I/O cables of Z820 are different.  The Z820 has 2 USB 3.0 ports before requiring different cables.
  -There could be other differences that I know not glib.

  So, to put a motherboard Z820 in a Z800 chassis and the power supply, PS cables and connectors, heat sinks, CPU, CPU fan assemblies, as well as memory, I/O cutting back, changed PCB mounting hole locations, front power and I/O, and perhaps other elements need to be replaced.  The chassis Z800 and Z820 look the same, but everything about them is different.

• Menu items hang on the screen randomly

  I have a problem with my vista 64 machine.  The menu items to hang on the screen after being selected.  That one hangs at the time, and the same that one can suspend all day, or change at one point to the other.  As I type this "Explore" appears in a box in blue light on bottm left of the screen.  It's not too bad, sometimes a menu item will be suspended in the middle of the screen, and the only way to get rid of it is to reboot and hope that something less obnoxious block next time.  I've updated all my drivers, software and bios.  It is a processor I7 920 on Asus P6T motherboard with a nVidia 9800GT video card.

  Hello Erousculp,

  Thank you for posting.  I just looked into your question and noticed that you are using a videocard of Nvidia desktop/game.  The combination that the nvidia drivers have had some problems with Vista and this could be the root of your problem.  Video card manufacturers generally has really intend to their home desktop video cards to use in the environment of heavy graphics CAD and 3D modeling software.  Another note, it's that both your processor manufacturer and card mother manufacter have compatibility problems between their product lines, then you want to check possible BIOS updates for your motherboard.  Nephilum i7 is a very recent product range and could have issues as well unknown.  In the last year or more, I noticed an increase in stability problems when they are used together.

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• HP Z800: Intel 750 1.2 to SSD AIC & HP Z800 patch of compatibility

  I am installing a processor Intel 750 1.2 to PCIe add to the card in a HP Z800 workstation.

  The HP Z800 workstation uses PCIe 2.0 and the 750 Intel PCIe 3.0.  According to Intel, the 750 is actually compatible 2.0 and should work, but Intel is saying that in the case of the HP Z800, it is actually not compatible.

  The HP Z800 workstation does not have the AIC 750 Intel SSD in the BIOS or the operating system.

  My questions are the following:

  (1) is there a hardware upgrade that can be made to the HP Z800 so that the problem of compatibility with the AIC of SSD Intel 750 can be solved?  The intention here is to use the Intel 750 as boot drive.

  (2) where a hardware upgrade can be made to the card mother HP Z800 existing will allow the use of the 750 Intel SSD as boot drive, what are the sacrifices in speed?

  (3) is there a motherboard replacement option that will receive my existing processors (2 Xeon 6 core with hyperthreading), ram, HP Z800 case, power supply, etc. which will be fully compatible with SSD Intel 750 AIC?

  (4) if there is a direct replacement of the motherboard, which would be advised, and where it can be purchased?

  Thanks in advance for your kind contribution.

  Best regards

  John

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  I have a toshiba laptop p35 with a motherboard K000018150.
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  Post edited by: jack35

  I agree with Pererk

  You check you chipset which is placed on the motherboard.
  It is very easy to read using a material like Everest Home Edition diagnostic tool.

  Chipset properties can be verified on the Intel page
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  I recently bought a Z620 and a Z800 (second two had, of course).

  The Z620 has 48 (6 x 8) GB RAM unbuffered PC3-12800E (DDR3-1600). I'm busy to remove the 16 GB of the Z620 and install them on the Z800, which has only 2 x 2 GB RAM.

  Please let me know if PC3 - 12800E (DDR3-1600) without buffer RAM compatible with Z800?  It doesn't matter if I have to remove the existing 4 GB of RAM.

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