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• HP Z840 workstation: for Z840 liquid cooling?

  I currently have a Z800 WS dual Xeon CPU and coolant.  I am scheduled for a new WS and watched the Z840 but I don't see an option of liquid cooling. I run the structural analysis software that allows me to analyze a load case by heart so more cores means a faster flow.

  I was told that the faster clock speed and multiple real cores will be the best, so what will work better CPU and RAM?

  Another question, is that HP has a Mobo that supports several consumers i7 cpu popular with a lot of ram? I don't know if the Z840 WS and processor Xeon is the best bet.  Are there other options?

  There is no option of liquid cooling for z840 systems. With current processors, we do not believe that the system requires liquid colling option. HP get a kit rather than high-performance cooling liquid cooling in air. I don't know when, but not a long time.

  The following quicspecs list the supported processors and the memory modules. This system supports INTEL® XEON® E5 and DDR4 - 2133 ECC Registered / RAM load reduced (LR).

  http://WWW8.HP.com/h20195/v2/GetPDF.aspx/c04400043.PDF

  For performance, it is not a simple question. It depends on your application such as processor, memory intensive, drive-training or other resource intensive applications.

• BIOS Configuration Utility (BCU) for HP Z840 workstation.

  Took a look in the download section for the workstation Z840 but could not find. Someone has a link to this software need a 64-bit version and must be compatible for the new workstation Z840.

  P.S. This thread was moved from workstations - z dad series, series xw and legacy x and w series
  HP PC Client management. -Hp moderator of the Forum

  Never mind found a link to get the latest version.

  http://FTP.HP.com/pub/caps-SoftPaq/CMIT/HP_BCU.html

• Z840: Nvidia Quadro K5000 with HP Z840

  I recently bought a new HP Z840.  I tried my card Nvidia Quadro K5000 istalling, but it doesn't recognize it.  I have only a single CPU system. DO I need something type a kit, or I have it installed in the slot evil or something. Can someone please.  Thank you.

  GPU = 2 x NEW Nvidia Quadro K5000 (tryingt to istall). Can sell these 2cards to get the latest Nvidia Quadro M6000. Anyone interested let me know, I'll sell every K5000 for only $1,000 each.

  Hey guys, I found what was wrong. Initially, I uninstalled the drivers for the original Nvidia Quadro with purchase, so I got the game of mind that the drivers were already installed and I forgot to install the latest drivers. So it is now resolved!  A simple gross error on my part with the bad state of mind do not check the simple things.  Thank you very much for your help.

• Z840 HP: HP Z840 CPU

  Pending an answer to my question of cooling liquid, I will ask another question.

  The line processor Xeon E5 is the fastest CPU listed for the Z840. It looks like a Xeon E7-8891 is faster and I wonder if it might be available in the Z840 in the near future? Any plans for a Xeon E7 for the Z840?

  GTWatson77459 wrote:

  "With my situation in mind, what would be the best compromise of clock speed and the number of cores of the Z840?

  It's an interesting question.  The short answer is that it is application specific, but it is difficult to determine how to balance carrots vs. frequency for each application.  I don't really know the answer, but there are several variables to consider.

  The Z840 supports 3.5 GHz 4 core 2.3 GHz 18 of the CPU core.  Intel numbers according to their idea of relative performance processors, i.e., E5-2699 is the 'up' and the E5-2603 to 1.6 GHz and 6 hearts is the lowest.  HP QuickSpecs Z840 are here.   This gives a rough idea of the relative performance.

  Some points of reference, such as those on cpubenchmark.net, have higher ratings for processors with the majority of souls.  It's a way to rate CPU.  But we know as high-frequency players less lower cores.  The Z840 offers the processor 3.1 GHz 10 E5-2687W, which is a CPU high power (160W) Workstation only.  This could be the sweet spot, but don't take my word for it that it will be the best for your application.

  A little off-topic technical discussion:

  Frequency rated core from Intel is the guaranteed minimum of frequency.  All processors have the Turbo Boost technology, which increases the base frequencies by steps of 100 MHz.  CPUs are given numbers for turbo steps maximum 'all basic' and 'carrot' turbo maximum steps.  For example, the E5-2699 is only 2.3 GHz, but can stimulate all the hearts in 5 steps and a carrot in 13 stages, under certain conditions.

  Intel found that the maximum power of the CPU is limited by the temperature of die.  Too hot, and the industry may be damaged (in fact it is thermally first throttle) so Intel limited the power being dissipated.  (Each processor has a rated output of Groove).  Die temperature corresponds to the use of the power of the CPU.  Use your analogy (of cleaning units = pressure x Volume) pressure washer, similarly, CPU power dissipation is a function of: [frequency of the processor (higher freq = more power used), the number of active nuclei and the load on each core].  The idea is to run the CPU at a high level of power for maximum performance, so the frequency of the hearts will vary depending on the load.

  If the system uses only 1 core, temperature of die will get too hot, if there is an another carrots 15 just sitting there.  In this case, Intel will increase the active base of several steps of 100 MHz frequency.  10 stages = 1 GHz, so what rated 2.3 GHz CPU could run to 3.3 GHz for a short period.  If all hearts work 100%, the hottest of, so the frequency of operation may be limited to the nominal value.  The frequency may change the order of milliseconds, if I remember correctly.

  Another mechanical analogy, it is that of a car with a redline 6000.  Maximum power (= performance) is then carried out to redline, even, the CPU performance maximum occurs at the maximum temperature limit.  If the CPU can run at up to x Watts, why not increase the frequency when he's not stressed?

  It is a simplification, but tries to explain the operation of the CPU.  Sometimes people post in the forums that their CPU temp is high, and they are worried about it.  As long as the temperature is lower than the maximum junction temperature Tj max, it's OK.  (Running coretemp program displays Tj max and the base time, FYI).  If the system is working properly, with the correct heater and the circulation of air, it runs the warmer is a sign to get the best performance from the system.  Running a car to redline makes it go faster, but it heats up.  ;-)

  BTW, in the same way, if the CPU usage is very low, the frequency of the processor will drop a lot of steps, sometimes a GHz or more.  This is done to save overall system power when the processors don't make much.  Run an active program of CPU frequency will show bounce everywhere.

  The UC E5-2687W is the only supported processor 160W.  Intel suggests that it's the highest "balance" CPU because it has a relatively high frequency of 3.1 GHz to 10 cores and has more thermal height.  But even once, do not take my word for it that it is better for your application.

  HP found that some programs do not recognize more than 64 hearts, so 2 x 18 E5-2699 processors cores with hyperthreading, will use only 64 out of 88 cores available (with active Hyperthreading).  Just another complication.  FOR INFO.

  Sorry for the long post, but I hope that some of it is useful.

• z840: Z840 - 40 minutes to start Windows 10?

  New with Win 10 installed on the internal drive.  The system is sitting with the logo of hp led the drive or just on the screen for 40 minutes more, rest, disabled keyboard (cap / NumLock does not change the keyboard lock lights) before windows "whirli-gig' shows and the lock screen is displayed.»  I added nothing to the HP operating system install.  I have completed the installation, created an account local, rebooted (expected in excess of an hour), then ran Windows Update.  This restart took 3 hours.   Now, I just changed the name of the computer for my small internal computer 5, two printers network that requires a reboot.  I'm still waiting for the lock screen 30 minutes.

  I looked at the structure of the disc and it was flat out WEIRD!.  It is a GPT, with the SYS partition from 300 MB on the disc a concert of empty, then a recovery of 10 GB partition whose drive letter is not editable.  The recovery disc has three entries in the Disk Manager pointing to two "partitions" - one vacuum 900 MB and letters 10 GB recovery partition.

  Ooops, now I have a white screen with system information, followed by the line

  "SERVICE--------------------------------------------------"

  then SN SKU, UUID, Asset Tracking, tag, feature Byte, the system card ID property.

  I guess that means a bad product?

  Should I send it back?

  Turns out being a defective hardware.  (He finally 'abandoned' with the POST error: "fatal MCA 929)
  ("CBO / error LLCO in Core CPU0 671 08864 L2 Cache data read error CPU0" after be turned on for 45 minutes a day.)

  So I got an RMA number, built-in unit upward and he dropped off at FedEx with prepaid labels sent HP.  The next day, they called a refund.  Apparently, since I ordered without GFX card, they exchange any defective units within the first 30 days, as indicated in the web store.  So I had to duplicate the configuration of a new order.

  The bad news was, after a 19-day wait for the new, spent almost 5 days trying to get the thing to work properly (or give some concrete as to info if the problem was software, hardware, defective product, or pilot error) then having to re - order the work station, the price increased by $200 for exactly the same product.

  I am now waiting on a replacement for the z800 croaked again, so it will be probably 5 to 6 weeks from the time he died just to operate the replacement hardware (laptops and tablets do not replace, I ASSURE you) and another month before I get all the apps back, configured and working "as usual."   So a total of 10-11 weeks of much reduced productivity due to a failure of the workstation – think seriously about having a 'rescue' just in case.

  In any case, I guess we get at this as "resolved".

  WMC

• Where are the new drivers of the series Z - Z440, Z640, Z840?

  We begin to order new positions of work Zx40 but SDM only "knows" about them, yet.  Move on HP!

  Hi Russell.

  We are working to get these products to display in SDM.

  At the time of the man, I want to direct you to the website of HP Client management.

  http://www.HP.com/go/clientmanagement

  This site has tons of information on management tools from HP as well as Introduction of new products (NPI) driver Packs.

  The pilot packs are in the link on the right side of the page labeled driver HP Packs.

  These packs are ready to go for SCCM/MDT deployment as well as our own integration of Customer Kit.

  If you have any other questions do not hesitate to ask.

  Thank you

• HP z840 Bios

  Hey everybody!

  Is the new 1.62 Bios on yet? Try to download from:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=6978843&swItemId=wk_153098_1&swEnvOid=419...

  but still get an error.

  Probably temporary issues that I had no problem download the bios service pack by using the page you linked to.

  And for the record, the SP72556. EXE is 15,878,872 bytes in size with checksum MD5 de B62F 06 2 D9F8 F2E7 9780 C3D2 0729 A6D4.

• HP Z840: Z840, bunch of several Raid 1 s

  I'm about to implement our new machine to run the modellign software.  We have several sets of disk Raid 1 running windows.  Each set contains modelling data, operating system, software support, etc.

  The raid controller will support us switching on readers when we need to work on a different model?  We cannot intermingle the disks between models (including OS drive).

  Hello

  Am I your question that you want to remove a set of hard drives RAID 1 pair and replace it with another set of RAID 1 hard drives.  Is that a correct understanding of what you want to do?

  RAID meta data are stored on hard drives.

  Unless you disconnect quick material to facilitate installations and removals of hard drive, then you should consider a different approach. If you need in advance with the notion of Exchange, then clearly mark each paired together such as: A1:A2 as the game of 'A' and the other B1:B2 as 'B '.

  I took a pair of RAID drives out of my PC, changed the BIOS to operate not RAID, booted up a different OS and then later returned all back for the RAID mode.  You mileage may vary, but it worked for me.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• HP Z400: Z400 radiator Fan 4 pin 5 pin

  Dear viewers,
  
  I would like to know how I can fit a normal radiator Fan 4 pin pwm on pin 5 of the z400 mb. I have heard things about the use of the 5 original pin and rewire the 4 to 5-pin fan, but how?
  
  Thank you in advance,
  
  Melpie, foxsailor

  It is not as easy as you think.  HP carefully balances needs with the combination of the cooling fan and the heat capacity of the heat sink and apply a certain amount of gas PWM fan to make it work at a certain speed at the start.  The amount of gas PWM is specific and less PWM restriction will be provided as you increase the speed of the fan base in the BIOS, and as control of cooling of the motherboard, the infrastructure also meets specific environmental constraints (such as temperature rise).  So, even if I can dink with them to my heart's content, I let them HP standards.  If you want to dink, these key information:

  The Z400s use widely superior ability 'performance' radiator and the fan with the fan 92x92x25mm.  This is because most of the value for the Z400 processors are 130W TDP max.  On the other hand, processors dual processor Z600s to the value typically run at 95 watts max TDP.  As a result, they get usually the smallest fan 'general public'.  The more expensive processors run fast in less time... the Z400 usual processors are more brutal (solution of higher voltage, that is why they are more hot for the same fast speed).  The heat of two processors inside the Z600 is something that HP had to master.  To cool the hot single processor in a Z400 was probably easier, and the hot processor got bang HP more for your money.

  The Z400 radiator/fan performance belongs to HP 463981-001, and its fan is an AFB0912HH Delta, with the standard 4 son PWM input/output of the engine.  The 5th hole of the CAP could be empty if a heatsink / fan public and is busy with a rider from the land of hole 1 to 5, if it is a radiator/fan performance.  It is the motherboard know that performance fan is attached.  It cannot be said, running or RPM, what happens... So, there is room for impersonation here, but I'm not advisee who.  Those HP fans often have a HP reference number on their label (which is the direction of the air flow always).  Then, he often have a number of added modifier for HP, and in this case, it is - 7W32.  Which has to do with details of the number of threads, their length and the type of plug.  See the picture below:

  

  This is exactly the performance Z400 heatsink fan, and this is the one I would buy on eBay where I hung just the peak of.  You can not see well, but it's a record of 5 holes with the jumper on the barely visible ground here.

  Wiring: As conventional PWM wiring pins 1-4 are on the ground, + 12 v CC, rpm of meaning to the motherboard of the engine, and finally PWM throttle control of the mother board to the motor.  If you use a good silent PWM instead of a HP fan it will be too limited by the built in HP PWM of the butterfly and run too slow when plug you into the motherboard.  I discovered this with beautiful Noctua PWM fans...

  The motherboard knows if you have an installed 130W processor and will protest if you do not usurp the wiring or give her the correct wiring with a good fan (which I think is now that you know which fan to buy).  There are also other HP taken 5-pole fans 4 son used you can get off of eBay that works too, and then you can experiment around.

  You can retrieve a plug 5 pin a bad HP fan.  The ends of the Brown connector are usually intended for cooling case rear.  I also posted here on my Mouser.com source end of the plug.  You can extract the ends making metal if you pay attention while pressing the locking tab that you see, and you can gently bend back on this fragile locking tab thin then it will work again if you want to solder on a rider to the ground of the terminal 1 to 5.   If you run these HP fans in 12VDC, they run much too fast.   It's all an act of balance HP included.  Era Z620 and beyond the things have become more complicated.

• HP Envy 810-493D: airflow fan radiator

  Hello

  Can someone tell me the answer exactyly on the airflow to the radiator fan? Which image should be the right way? Photo 1 and photo 2?

  I'm confused on this thing.

  In addition, I would like to buy crosair SP fan to replace the stock HP fan.

  Thanks in advance for your answer.

  Alan

  PHOTO 1

  

  PHOTO 2

  

  Hello

  The air flow should move hot air away from the component and the tower.

  A radiator in my example would be a radiator of CPU in a liquid cooling system. The radiator is at the back of the tower.

  Your 1st method would push the hot air out of the tower.

  This is the desired air flow to maintain the temperature of the ambient air as cool as possible case.

  Jay

• How to clean the radiator Satellite A210 - 11 p?

  I've had this laptop for quite some time now and I noticed that the fan becomes strong enough. I'm sure that there is dust pilling room in there, even if I tried to vacuum the dust through the hole. Is there a guide to I disassemble the laptop and actually clean the radiator and the fan? Or is it possible to clean without taking it apart? Please guide. Thanks in advance for the help!

  You must not open or should not disassemble the laptop because first of all, this procedure is very delicate and not easy, and second, you will lose the warranty!
  In my opinion it s not worth losing the warranty and to laptops risk of damage.
  Such procedure should be made by a certified maker Toshiba.

  But if you don t want to send the laptop to the ASP in your country, then you can try to clean the cooling modules with a professional air spray. These sprays are designed to clean the portable fans and can be purchased at the other computer and laptop dealers. I bought a set of cleaning of an online store and it s very useful

  I recommend you research a little in the internet for good deals.
  Best regards

• Satellite A70: Radiator: where to go to let it be cleaned?

  My Toshiba Satellite A70 stops automatically without notice. At first, I thought it was a virus or spyware, but apparently is not. Now I think with the noise of the fan, the radiator must be cleaned. Any thoughts anyone and also where I can take my laptop to clean the fans? Thank you

  The vacuum method is not bad idea.
  I tried to clean my fans several times with the vacuum cleaner and I works BUT you have to be very careful...
  It's a little risky. If you have no experience in these things, you should ask a technician for a professional cleaning. Guys should know what to do...

• Z1 HP preinstalled: MXM fan/radiator

  I still buy a Z1 and before that I have to spend thousands on that I would like to know if I buy the low-end without no graphics machine, there the fan/radiator ready for a card?

  I'll get a Quadro card later down the track, so I would like to know if these fans are present and ready?

  Those who want something else the same information, the 682305-001 is the black plastic cover with the kit radiator + fan fan.

• Equium L10-300 radiator & fan Exchange

  The fan on my sisters laptop computer has stopped working, making the laptop overheating and turning off.
  The laptop is an Equium L10-300.
  Also, the warranty has expired, giving 2 options, get a professional to open it and change the fan or do it myself.

  Nobody knows the type in the assembly code radiator & fan how do I disassemble the machine, I tried to find a guide to disassembly without look much.

  Thank you.

  Hi dude

  Hmm, as far as I know, you need to set cooling module which has been designed especially for this series of satellite.
  These special Toshiba parts can be bought from the AEP from Toshiba, which is responsible for your country!

  I recommend to contact the guy and to order this part.
  In addition, you should ask for additional help on the replacement of the cooling module. Disassembly of the laptop is not easy and a little trickier. People with no experience could damage other parts during disassembly procedure. That is why it s really desirable assistance some technicians.

  Best regards and mate good luck