I am a few years too late but there is an official 6-pin to 8-pin adapter from HP. Part number: N1G35AA It is built with thick cables etc with some thing in line. Really not sure about the internal but officially it can be used with 2 x 8-pins Quadros!
FYI: a 90mm PWM fan can be installed in the front instead of this $30 fan. A little bit of sanding on the connector is needed but this is the cheap/free option
I'm watching this in 2024 and I'm planning to the same thing but I'm worried about that converter thing as I heard from some youtuber experiences that it melts down causing the GPU to burn and maybe the motherboard. Thanks for your efforts man, appreciate it
I suggest using a two 6 pin to 8 pin adapter given the one i been using with my rx 6600 i had 0 issues and i been running with that for months now granted the rx 6600 not a power hungry card but i still play it safe with two 6 pin to 8 pin adapter if want to play it a little more safely try getting 24 and 8 Pin to 18 and 12 Pin Adapter Cable and replace the power supply to avoid that burn out.
If you do a build like this, you need to ensure one of those four memory modules is added to each channel. Otherwise, you will not have a quad-channel configuration and will lose 25% to 35% performance, especially in memory-intensive applications. Check the case cover or HP support documentation for the correct memory order. This applies to all systems with dual, triple, or quad-channel memory. The correct placement of modules is essential to obtaining maximum performance. Also, keep memory sizes the same, the extra calculations required by the CPU due to the different sizes will decrease performance.
Great video and helpful as well as the others in the series! I am now running a Z440 with an e5-2650 v3, 32 GB RAM and a Gtx1070 ;) SSD-Wise I ran into some issues though. It seems that the new wd black series / sandisk extreme pro cause PCIE trouble - even with HP certified adapters. I threw in the SSD from my blade stealth (some OEM samsung unit) and it was working like a charm. The SSD itself works great in the Notebook - so I was forced to switch those around.
Great vid. Liked and subbed. Can I use any pcie to m.2 adapter for the HPZ440 or does it has to be a proprietary HP one like the HP Z turbo? And what is best for the heat, a finned heat sink adapter or one with a mini fan? Also, if I buy a HP Z Turbo Drive 512GB SSD can I put a 1TB nvme ssd in it? And does my bios have to be set to AHCI for it to be recognized as the boot drive? Right now mine is set as IDE. Thanks for any help from the community.
Running mine with a 3.0ghz, 700w, 64GB ram, 2 ssd, 1 platter, and a 3060ti ftw with power adapters and an additional side cover fan added. Played through portal rtx cranked up and run many other titles turned up.
Did you run into problems when installing the graphics card? I've been given a z440 which I'm going to give to my nephew as his first gaming machine, but when I install an AMD RX 580 the system beeps 6 times indicating it doesn't have a graphics card installed... can't seem to find a solution for this.
@@wasifshabbir2432 It has the 700watt PSU, plenty power... but it turned out the motherboard was faulty, was able to find a replacement board for cheap
@@MickayG Hey Z440 users, I am planning to buy this Z440 machine with 1650 v4. I am skeptical about the two things: 1) Is it safe to use dual-6-pin to single-8-pin connector to power the gpu. (I am planning to pair rather rx 580 or 1660 super) 2) Second, do I need to bypass any boot loading method for a nvme m.2 ssd or will it run naturally as plug and play. Please someone guide me with this.
@@wasifshabbir2432 Should have no issues with using a dual-6-pin to single-8-pin. I just ordered the same system as you with the 1650v4. Should be getting it next week. I will be putting in my current rx 6650 xt. As far as running an nvme. Not sure if you can use any adapter or if you need the HP adapter. I will just be using normal SSDs from my old system for now.
Dudes, nice video and build. How are the thermals on this CPU? Did the Xeons also have the IHS issue of the mainstream CPUs or were at least some of them soldered? Also, are the mobos reliable? Do you have any info on the VRMs that HP put in there? That cooling shroud could help... I currently have a 6300 Pro Microtower with an i5-3570. All in all reliable, no stability issues, but two cores hit 58°C (136F) on a regular basis without me straining the system too much. Looked into upgrading the cooling but it's quite a pain because everything is proprietary. Might try to delid the CPU, see if that helps, but even so I wouldn't dare putting a discrete 75W GPU in there, because of the poor airflow of the case.
Please be careful when using SATA or Molex connectors to power a graphics card - they are only rated to 54 watts. A 6-pin connector to a graphics card is rated at 75 watts. A decent power supply should avoid any catastrophic consequences - but it does explain why you ran into power issues :)
I have an AMD MSI 480 rx, which 480s are known for high temperatures. Any likelihood a GPU waterblock with radiator tutorial is possible? Supposedly a GPU waterblock can decrease the card temperature 10~20 Celsius degrees. I know a 480 is old, but this could apply to contemporary cards as well. Near as I can tell you get a g12 Nzxt card adapter and an AIO enclosed loop system with the 120mm fan radiator and replace the back fan with the radiator. Problem is I believe the back fan on case is 80mm, so there might be a compatibility problem. There are 80mm water cooled radiators, so it's not impossible just not certain the cooling would be sufficient.
Liquid coolers can be very effective for cooling. However, there just isn't enough space in the Z440 chassis to mount the aftermarket liquid coolers. Some of our community members have successfully swapped there Z420/Z440 components to ATX cases, which has allowed them to install aftermarket cooling. That might be something you could consider.
I have this z440 with xeon E5 1650 v3, 32gb ecc ddr4 memory, msi rx580, intel 600gb ssd and I'm pretty happy with the performance. But imo the chasis has so little airflow for these power hungry components. Do you think this mb would fit in another chasis?
Mine came with the "optional" case fan, which sits low and in the front of the case, where that little speaker is. Do have that one ? If not, maybe getting one would help.
Thanks for this informative video. I am up for upgrade on cpu which is xeon 1650 v3 but cannot decide on gpu. Just would like to ask your advice which of the 3 works best; 1)evga geforce gtx 1660super 6G, 2)inno3d 1660supertwin 6G, 3)gigabyte radeon rx580 8G.
Hi dude, nice video. Im waiting for my Z440 to arrive this week. Im planning on using an unused GTX 1060 6Gb and 1 Samsung nvme as main OS Drive. Looking around internet i saw there is a Single HP NVME card, a Quad Pro Card and a Dual Pro Card (4YF59AA) this has a reasonable price arround $100. The thing is i havent found any info about compatibility with Z440 WS. Only on new Z Series. Have you ever tested? This would be great to have 1 card with Dual NVME Drive and not pay for the Premiun and Overkill price of a Quad PRo Card. Thanks.
Thank you for the kind words. We have tested the HP certified adapters. They work well, but they are expensive. If you only plan to use one m.2 ssd you should order the siig card that we posted on our Z440 Hardware upgrade guide. (The link is in the descriptions). It’s under $20. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Hi Brother. Thanks again for video on how to change CPU on Z440. I was able to do it with no issues. Now I need your help with replacing psu as I purchased a RTX 3080 and power supply recommendation for that card is 750W and I currently have 700W. I was looking online but I though it was better to ask someone with a lot of knowledge with Z440s. Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated .
Try rolling with the 700w psu. If you end up having intermittent shutdowns you could always upgrade to a higher wattage or more efficient atx power supply. Also, make sure you have the io cooling fan installed.
Hello, thanks for the video, i have z440 workstation machine in work, it was working just fine for ages, but yesterday i just failed to open as usual, when you press the power button, everything seems working like fans and so on and the led is a stable white, but there is nothing displayed on the monitor at all, also no power to keyboard or mouse, I guess the term is "no POST", so my question, what could be wrong with the machine? Does removing the cmos battery help in that situation?
Try removing any add on cards/usb devices that aren't crucial to it's base operation. Also, decrement the memory down to 1 stick. See if that allows to you get video.
@@GreenPCGamerscom i spent 8 hours configuring what was wrong, no progress, then i followed a tutorial on how to flash a new bios via usb after resetting the cmos by changing the jumper on the motherboard, it finally worked after that, but the cpu fan is now so slow, maybe it needs another bios setting afterall Thanks for your reply
Hey Z440 users, I am planning to buy this Z440 machine with 1650 v4. I am skeptical about the two things: 1) Is it safe to use dual-6-pin to single-8-pin connector to power the gpu. (I am planning to pair rather rx 580 or 1660 super) 2) Second, do I need to bypass any boot loading method for a nvme m.2 ssd or will it run naturally as plug and play. Please someone guide me with this.
1. yes you can use dual 6 pin to 8 pin adapter you can even use single 6 pin to 8 pin adapter however i will not recommend to use anything above 1660 super or maybe 2060 but with dual 6 pin to 8 pin you can even use a 3060 ti or 6600/6700xt etc
@@wasifshabbir2432 actually i looked a little more into it and it turns out unlike conventional atx if you have hp 700w psu each of your 6 pin connector can provide 260w so you can also use single 6 pin to 8 pin
The Ukrainian PC community seems to have figured it out like I said but there isn't that much information in English. The people on the thread I mentioned though speak do speek though English so you can ask them questions.
Not sure how you got the graphics card in without running into the issue of not being able to close the side panel. I have an EVGA RTX 2060 that I'm using for distributed computing instead of gaming and because of that stupid ridge/hump they put on the side panel I cannot get it closed which is extremely infuriating. It has a rubber pad/insulator so I assume it's for vibration but that should've never been on there from the factory. These are workstations, not regular desktops, so the focus should be on compatibility rather than noise first. Looks like I'm gonna have to take an angle grinder or dremel to it to get the stupid ridge removed. Arrrrrgh.
I just installed an intel 2tb nvme m.2 in the second pcie x16 slot and made it the new boot drive (using the HP trubo G2 adapter). I'm getting 3466 Read and 3034 Write. Though for some reason it feels slower than the old 512gb sata SSD.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Just kind of overall. Seems to load windows a little slower also though it could be my imagination since the bench marks look good. Sata SSD was getting 540 read vs 3466 on the nvme.
I hope I'm going to get a reply... I've recently been gifted a Z400 which I want to make into a gaming pc for my nephew, but the problem is that the system won't accept any other videocard other than the NVS 810 the system came with. When I install an AMD RX580 and connect it all I get 6 beeps which indicates a problem with the graphics. System is completely up-to-date with latest available BIOS. I've read that maybe HP has power limited the system, but then why does it have the auxiliary connectors for a graphics card? Doesn't make sense... what do I have to set to make it accept the videocard.
How about using only 1 sata power to 6 pin Then the sata 6 pin coupled with a native 6 pin to make a 8 pin That would be better then just an single 6 to 8 pin adapter
On this workstation the wire gauge and the connections for the 6pin plugs is sufficient for a 6to8 pin adapter (as there is an official HP adapter for 8pin graphics Cards)
But too use the card for video rendering and editing the second option will work? I just got a z440 and a quadto m5000 but premiere pro greys out GPU acceratoin so I got this card but 11g. I have a sdd in the drive bay and another had for media etc. I also purchased a 12 core xeron for it too.
Hi, How much VA UPS is recommended for z440 with 700 watts power supply. Xeon e5-2697 v3(14 Cores/28 Thread ),64 GB Ram DDR4 ECC 1 TB SATA DISK,512 GB SSD 5 GB GRAPHICS GPU P2000🙏
cool clips man. i am stuck on a z440 thinking of those V4s. YEAH BABY. by the way, you can have a xeon v4 in a Z440 without worries, unlike the Z420 where the MoBo PN restricted you to a v1. right?
We haven’t seen any limitations with the Z440 V3/V4 processors. The bios update is important prior to upgrading your cpu to insure you have the latest micro codes.
Hey, old video I realize but...do you know if they make some kind of bracket or adapter that will allow you to use a standard ATX power supply in a Z440 case? Not the wiring - there are adapter harnesses all over the place - but how does one actually mount a standard ATX power supply...?
Could a V4 processor be downgraded to a V3 Processor. Mine originally came with an E5-1620 V4 Quad-Core and would like a 6 or 8 core in my system. The reason I am asking is V3 CPU's are much less expensive and plentiful.
I know this is an old video, but I had a question. Is there a way to upgrade to PSU on this, past the 700w OEM unit? I see there are two separate connections on the motherboard from the PSU. One 18 pin and one 12 pin for CPU MEM PWR. I have one adapter for the 24 pin to 18 pin main board power. What about the 12 pin connector? Is there an adapter for this from a standard ATX PSU? Thank you for the help.
dear, In option #1: at 9th minutes. Can I use 1x 6 pin Female to 1x 8 pin Male & 2x Sata Pwr to 1x 6 pin Male? How many watts can the psu 700W supply in this case?
That Titan Z requires 2 x 8 pin. The minimum power supply requirement is 700w. You’ll either have to get creative with power adapters or upgrade to an atx power supply that can supply 2 x 8 pin power for the graphics card.
I have one of these that suddenly started getting a POST error that says "Thermal Sensor not programmed". It's maddening because HP can't tell me what to replace and it causes all fans to run at 100%. Anyone have an idea how to fix this? Does it require a motherboard replacement?
I know this is an old video but I'm hoping you can help me. If I run an RTX 3060 in a z440's top PCI-E x16 slot (using a dual 6 pin to 8 pin adapter), would I be able to install a Quad M.2 to PCI-E adapter in the second x16 slot and still have good performance on both x16 slots?
You'll see some pretty strong bottle-necking in the Z440 if you install an RTX 2080Ti. Consider using an RTX 2070 Super or RTX 2080 Super. They are cheaper, draw less power, and will have less bottle-necking in your Z440. Also, consider using EVGA Cards. Thanks for commenting!
Hi, I just built a Z440 gaming computer and I keep getting no signal on monitor and TV, I have a hpz440 V4 with updated bios, a gtx1070TI, a 600w psu, a Xeon E5-1650 6 core, Is there something wrong with my build where it won’t show a signal on my stuff? I’m very confused and this is my first build ever and I don’t know anyone who knows anything about PCs, I feel like my gpu could be bad only cause I baught it in marketplace but everything lights up and the fans spin on it so I don’t really know. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Hey guys! I'm wanting to replace my Quadro M4000 GPU with another GPU...likely a GTX 1080 TI but am running into an issue with power. I would like to use "option 1" on running power cables, specifically using the 2 male 6 pin connectors and adapting to an 8 pin to plug into the GPU. After digging into the PC, the M4000 is using one of the 6 pin connectors while the 2nd 6 pin is powering the GPU supplementary fan. Would it be okay to use a splitter (dual 6 pin male to single 6 pin female) so I can still power the fan, while also using two 6 pins to adapt to the 8 pin GPU power cable? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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HELLO FRIEND ! I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW I DO TO PUT THE FEATURE BYTE CODE OF HP Z440 SO IT DOESN'T EVER HAVE TO HOLD ON THE KEYBOARD TO START WINDOWS! I'VE TRIED I'VE PUT THE SERIAL NUMBER THE ID NUMBERS BUT THE FEATURE BYTE IS MISSING
I have a similar setup with a Crucial 1TB NVME, however, the card seems to throttle avery 10 minutes and the write speed drops to loss than 100 MB/s ... Any Idea what setting could cause this?
Anyone ran a GTX 1080 with 2- 6 to 2-8 pin adaptors. I may buy a evga GTX1080. On EVGA's site it states that I need 2-8 pin.. is that correct? something seems wrong, in this video the GTX 1080 TI has 1 - 6 and 1-8 so why would the 1080 have 2-8s?
do you know what mhz the ram can go up to? ive had a z440 for a while and im now thinking about upgrading the motherboard because the bios doesnt support XMP
Can I swap the power supply for a ATX PSU or is it only meat for HP PSU that only fit in that case? And also what connects do I need for the motherboard?
hi there, i’m currently running an e5 1650 v3 with 1660 super in this workstation however my cpu is hitting 80-85 degrees when running games, i was wondering if you could help me with this problem ASAP, many thanks!
Your temps are way too high. Check fans are working, heatsink is seated and tied properly, heat paste applied as it should be, 100% sure there is a problem here. Google foxinthebox UK and message me if you are struggling, can assist (as a gesture, won't charge - I commercialise these things for a living)
@@GreenPCGamerscom the processor works great, I have no problem and the temperature at idle is not high between 35 and 36...nice! xd *) I tried the xeon with an rtx 3070 with two adapters from 6 to 8 pcie it works well...thanks for sharing your information, otherwise I would never have updated
I wouldn't do 6-pin to 8-pin, that is very dangerous. You're tricking the card into thinking it supposed to pull 8-pin power draw, when the PSU was designed for only 6-pin power draw for bother molex cables.
Grate video. I'm experiencing a crackling sound when reporducing music on this pc (hp z440 / Xeon e5 1603 / rx 5700 xt). Does anyone have any idea how to solve this? I had update all essential drivers from HP web page, including BIOS, but nothing seems to solve the problem. Please help! Best regards!
OLA AMIGO ! GOSTARIA DE SABER COMO EU FACO PARA COLOCAR O CODIGO DO FEATURE BYTE DA HP Z440 PARA QUE NAO FIQUE TODA VEZ TER QUE FICAR APERTANDO NO TECLADO PARA INICIAR O WINDOWS ! JA TENTEI JA COLOQUEI O NUMERO DE SERIE OS NUMEROS DO ID MAS SO FALTA O FEATURE BYTE QUE ESTA FALTANDO .
you can actually flash the bios by setting jumper #33 BBR closer to the back of the unit (default is front). then put the bios upgrade .bin file on a fat32 usb. plug-in, run, wait for 8 beeps, then it will auto flash when the screen comes on and normal bios flashing will happen. after flashing place the BBR back to its default position then youre done. see the cpu door for legend and where the components are.
The display port is dependent on the video card; the motherboard has no native video port. At @8:00 minutes you can see an HDMI port on the video card he installs on this system.
It is possible. Some of the members from our community have transferred Z420/Z440 Components in to ATX Cases. We have not attempted to do a chassis swap yet. Thanks for commenting.
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I am a few years too late but there is an official 6-pin to 8-pin adapter from HP. Part number: N1G35AA It is built with thick cables etc with some thing in line. Really not sure about the internal but officially it can be used with 2 x 8-pins Quadros!
Worst part number in history
@@vipceshlmao. I seen it right away 😅
I don't get it. What's wrong with the part number? Is it wrong?@@vipcesh
It looks like a slur for a race @@davidjosephjohn8599
I know i am 4 years late, but THANK YOU! You helped me find a way to get a 8-pin! No other videos said anything about an 8 pin.
Awesome!
@@GreenPCGamerscomwould a msi geforce 1660 super fit in the case and work
Thanks for this, it was very helpful. I just picked up a some of these at a government auction. Going to have some fun with these.
FYI: a 90mm PWM fan can be installed in the front instead of this $30 fan. A little bit of sanding on the connector is needed but this is the cheap/free option
Your memory is placed wrong :-)
If you have 4 blocks, they have to go in slot 1, 3, 4 and 2 - (The black slots)
You are correct. Nice catch, and sorry for the mistake.
for 2 mem sticks is it 1 and 3 ?
@@NateFosterSR the zeon z440 utilize quad channel ram whereas most other systems use dual channel
@@fleetcore5516My z400 has 6 slots,
Weird, is 3 sticks then dual channel😊?
Your memory banks aren't in the right configuration. You should fill the black slots first. Check the manual from HP.
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I'm watching this in 2024 and I'm planning to the same thing but I'm worried about that converter thing as I heard from some youtuber experiences that it melts down causing the GPU to burn and maybe the motherboard.
Thanks for your efforts man, appreciate it
I suggest using a two 6 pin to 8 pin adapter given the one i been using with my rx 6600 i had 0 issues and i been running with that for months now granted the rx 6600 not a power hungry card but i still play it safe with two 6 pin to 8 pin adapter if want to play it a little more safely try getting 24 and 8 Pin to 18 and 12 Pin Adapter Cable and replace the power supply to avoid that burn out.
If you do a build like this, you need to ensure one of those four memory modules is added to each channel. Otherwise, you will not have a quad-channel configuration and will lose 25% to 35% performance, especially in memory-intensive applications. Check the case cover or HP support documentation for the correct memory order. This applies to all systems with dual, triple, or quad-channel memory. The correct placement of modules is essential to obtaining maximum performance. Also, keep memory sizes the same, the extra calculations required by the CPU due to the different sizes will decrease performance.
Great video and helpful as well as the others in the series! I am now running a Z440 with an e5-2650 v3, 32 GB RAM and a Gtx1070 ;) SSD-Wise I ran into some issues though. It seems that the new wd black series / sandisk extreme pro cause PCIE trouble - even with HP certified adapters. I threw in the SSD from my blade stealth (some OEM samsung unit) and it was working like a charm. The SSD itself works great in the Notebook - so I was forced to switch those around.
Excellent series. Thanks! 😀
so option 2 is safe ? im little scared to not ruining HP... and these shutdowns they are when played too long or what ?
a really good quadro would be so sick in the z440. cool vid
can you send me link where can i buy adapter (Option 2)
Is it good to buy adapter (option 1) that has 3 cables on sata connector or it has to be 2 cables ?
Great vid. Liked and subbed. Can I use any pcie to m.2 adapter for the HPZ440 or does it has to be a proprietary HP one like the HP Z turbo? And what is best for the heat, a finned heat sink adapter or one with a mini fan? Also, if I buy a HP Z Turbo Drive 512GB SSD can I put a 1TB nvme ssd in it? And does my bios have to be set to AHCI for it to be recognized as the boot drive? Right now mine is set as IDE. Thanks for any help from the community.
Running mine with a 3.0ghz, 700w, 64GB ram, 2 ssd, 1 platter, and a 3060ti ftw with power adapters and an additional side cover fan added. Played through portal rtx cranked up and run many other titles turned up.
Did you run into problems when installing the graphics card? I've been given a z440 which I'm going to give to my nephew as his first gaming machine, but when I install an AMD RX 580 the system beeps 6 times indicating it doesn't have a graphics card installed... can't seem to find a solution for this.
@@MickayG which power option you use to power the gpu?
@@wasifshabbir2432 It has the 700watt PSU, plenty power... but it turned out the motherboard was faulty, was able to find a replacement board for cheap
@@MickayG Hey Z440 users, I am planning to buy this Z440 machine with 1650 v4. I am skeptical about the two things:
1) Is it safe to use dual-6-pin to single-8-pin connector to power the gpu. (I am planning to pair rather rx 580 or 1660 super)
2) Second, do I need to bypass any boot loading method for a nvme m.2 ssd or will it run naturally as plug and play.
Please someone guide me with this.
@@wasifshabbir2432 Should have no issues with using a dual-6-pin to single-8-pin. I just ordered the same system as you with the 1650v4. Should be getting it next week. I will be putting in my current rx 6650 xt. As far as running an nvme. Not sure if you can use any adapter or if you need the HP adapter. I will just be using normal SSDs from my old system for now.
Great video thanks.
Dudes, nice video and build. How are the thermals on this CPU? Did the Xeons also have the IHS issue of the mainstream CPUs or were at least some of them soldered? Also, are the mobos reliable? Do you have any info on the VRMs that HP put in there? That cooling shroud could help... I currently have a 6300 Pro Microtower with an i5-3570. All in all reliable, no stability issues, but two cores hit 58°C (136F) on a regular basis without me straining the system too much. Looked into upgrading the cooling but it's quite a pain because everything is proprietary. Might try to delid the CPU, see if that helps, but even so I wouldn't dare putting a discrete 75W GPU in there, because of the poor airflow of the case.
Please be careful when using SATA or Molex connectors to power a graphics card - they are only rated to 54 watts. A 6-pin connector to a graphics card is rated at 75 watts.
A decent power supply should avoid any catastrophic consequences - but it does explain why you ran into power issues :)
got it, so 75 watts to power graphic card cool cool, thanks
@@stormk-1130 how much power the actual graphics card pulls from its 6-pin connector can and will differ with model and usage - but up to 75 watts.
@@TheRealCybermaze Im using 1080ti
I'm doing a similar build with the E5-2699 V3 and a Titan Xp
thanks for the video, can I install GTX 1660 Ti GAMING 6GB GDDR6 on a HP z440 workstation? (e5-1650 v4)
Yes, as long as you can find one that fits in to the chassis. You also might need a 6 pin female to 8 pin male power adapter.
@@GreenPCGamerscom bless you
i just got some of these motherboards and some e5 2667 v3s to do cheap gaming builds with. gotta use ecc mem though
Hey great video! I was wondering if you needed ecc for this mobo or if you could just use something normal like a hyperxfury kit
You can install U Dimms, but you can't mix them with ECC modules.
The HP Z440 spec manual says ECC only@@GreenPCGamerscom
I have an AMD MSI 480 rx, which 480s are known for high temperatures. Any likelihood a GPU waterblock with radiator tutorial is possible? Supposedly a GPU waterblock can decrease the card temperature 10~20 Celsius degrees. I know a 480 is old, but this could apply to contemporary cards as well. Near as I can tell you get a g12 Nzxt card adapter and an AIO enclosed loop system with the 120mm fan radiator and replace the back fan with the radiator. Problem is I believe the back fan on case is 80mm, so there might be a compatibility problem. There are 80mm water cooled radiators, so it's not impossible just not certain the cooling would be sufficient.
Liquid coolers can be very effective for cooling. However, there just isn't enough space in the Z440 chassis to mount the aftermarket liquid coolers. Some of our community members have successfully swapped there Z420/Z440 components to ATX cases, which has allowed them to install aftermarket cooling. That might be something you could consider.
I have this z440 with xeon E5 1650 v3, 32gb ecc ddr4 memory, msi rx580, intel 600gb ssd and I'm pretty happy with the performance. But imo the chasis has so little airflow for these power hungry components. Do you think this mb would fit in another chasis?
Mine came with the "optional" case fan, which sits low and in the front of the case, where that little speaker is.
Do have that one ?
If not, maybe getting one would help.
Does it get hot? Or are you just concerned?
PS. I know it's been a year for you, but my journey is just starting (got one 440 yesterday)
Thanks for this informative video. I am up for upgrade on cpu which is xeon 1650 v3 but cannot decide on gpu. Just would like to ask your advice which of the 3 works best; 1)evga geforce gtx 1660super 6G, 2)inno3d 1660supertwin 6G, 3)gigabyte radeon rx580 8G.
The 1660 ti or 1660 super.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Thank you!
Hi dude, nice video. Im waiting for my Z440 to arrive this week. Im planning on using an unused GTX 1060 6Gb and 1 Samsung nvme as main OS Drive. Looking around internet i saw there is a Single HP NVME card, a Quad Pro Card and a Dual Pro Card (4YF59AA) this has a reasonable price arround $100. The thing is i havent found any info about compatibility with Z440 WS. Only on new Z Series. Have you ever tested? This would be great to have 1 card with Dual NVME Drive and not pay for the Premiun and Overkill price of a Quad PRo Card.
Thanks.
Thank you for the kind words. We have tested the HP certified adapters. They work well, but they are expensive. If you only plan to use one m.2 ssd you should order the siig card that we posted on our Z440 Hardware upgrade guide. (The link is in the descriptions). It’s under $20. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Hi Brother. Thanks again for video on how to change CPU on Z440. I was able to do it with no issues.
Now I need your help with replacing psu as I purchased a RTX 3080 and power supply recommendation for that card is 750W and I currently have 700W.
I was looking online but I though it was better to ask someone with a lot of knowledge with Z440s.
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated .
Try rolling with the 700w psu. If you end up having intermittent shutdowns you could always upgrade to a higher wattage or more efficient atx power supply. Also, make sure you have the io cooling fan installed.
Hello, thanks for the video, i have z440 workstation machine in work, it was working just fine for ages, but yesterday i just failed to open as usual, when you press the power button, everything seems working like fans and so on and the led is a stable white, but there is nothing displayed on the monitor at all, also no power to keyboard or mouse, I guess the term is "no POST", so my question, what could be wrong with the machine? Does removing the cmos battery help in that situation?
Try removing any add on cards/usb devices that aren't crucial to it's base operation. Also, decrement the memory down to 1 stick. See if that allows to you get video.
@@GreenPCGamerscom i spent 8 hours configuring what was wrong, no progress, then i followed a tutorial on how to flash a new bios via usb after resetting the cmos by changing the jumper on the motherboard, it finally worked after that, but the cpu fan is now so slow, maybe it needs another bios setting afterall
Thanks for your reply
Hey Z440 users, I am planning to buy this Z440 machine with 1650 v4. I am skeptical about the two things:
1) Is it safe to use dual-6-pin to single-8-pin connector to power the gpu. (I am planning to pair rather rx 580 or 1660 super)
2) Second, do I need to bypass any boot loading method for a nvme m.2 ssd or will it run naturally as plug and play.
Please someone guide me with this.
1. yes you can use dual 6 pin to 8 pin adapter you can even use single 6 pin to 8 pin adapter however i will not recommend to use anything above 1660 super or maybe 2060 but with dual 6 pin to 8 pin you can even use a 3060 ti or 6600/6700xt etc
@@Nigg-vu8uc thank you! What about the second one?
@@wasifshabbir2432 actually i looked a little more into it and it turns out unlike conventional atx if you have hp 700w psu each of your 6 pin connector can provide 260w so you can also use single 6 pin to 8 pin
Just added a Gigabyte GTX 1660 Super 6GB works fine. For those maybe looking.
TIP: You can do the Xeon E5 V3 turbo boost unlock on this system too. Its not the easiest but I have done it and my E5 2640 V3 now runs at 3.4Ghz
Oh? do you have a link to instructions? I have a Z440 with the 2680 v3 on the way and was wondering if the Boost Unlock was possible
The Ukrainian PC community seems to have figured it out like I said but there isn't that much information in English. The people on the thread I mentioned though speak do speek though English so you can ask them questions.
What is a turbo boost unlock? Isn't turbo boost enabled by default in the bios or am I misunderstanding you?
Not sure how you got the graphics card in without running into the issue of not being able to close the side panel. I have an EVGA RTX 2060 that I'm using for distributed computing instead of gaming and because of that stupid ridge/hump they put on the side panel I cannot get it closed which is extremely infuriating. It has a rubber pad/insulator so I assume it's for vibration but that should've never been on there from the factory. These are workstations, not regular desktops, so the focus should be on compatibility rather than noise first. Looks like I'm gonna have to take an angle grinder or dremel to it to get the stupid ridge removed. Arrrrrgh.
Please i need link for 6 to 8 pin
can we get an update on how this has worked out long term?
I just installed an intel 2tb nvme m.2 in the second pcie x16 slot and made it the new boot drive (using the HP trubo G2 adapter). I'm getting 3466 Read and 3034 Write. Though for some reason it feels slower than the old 512gb sata SSD.
Those speeds are pretty good. Are certain programs slower?
@@GreenPCGamerscom Just kind of overall. Seems to load windows a little slower also though it could be my imagination since the bench marks look good. Sata SSD was getting 540 read vs 3466 on the nvme.
Is 7 Pro the optimal windows O.S. for this?
I hope I'm going to get a reply... I've recently been gifted a Z400 which I want to make into a gaming pc for my nephew, but the problem is that the system won't accept any other videocard other than the NVS 810 the system came with. When I install an AMD RX580 and connect it all I get 6 beeps which indicates a problem with the graphics. System is completely up-to-date with latest available BIOS. I've read that maybe HP has power limited the system, but then why does it have the auxiliary connectors for a graphics card? Doesn't make sense... what do I have to set to make it accept the videocard.
Something wrong with your rx 580, i used to use a z400 with 1660 untill i got a z440
How about using only 1 sata power to 6 pin
Then the sata 6 pin coupled with a native 6 pin to make a 8 pin
That would be better then just an single 6 to 8 pin adapter
On this workstation the wire gauge and the connections for the 6pin plugs is sufficient for a 6to8 pin adapter (as there is an official HP adapter for 8pin graphics Cards)
Firmware ok for HP Z440 and more, on HP webside : 2022...!
But too use the card for video rendering and editing the second option will work? I just got a z440 and a quadto m5000 but premiere pro greys out GPU acceratoin so I got this card but 11g. I have a sdd in the drive bay and another had for media etc. I also purchased a 12 core xeron for it too.
Mine only has a 600 watt psu , And think they are proprietary ?
Hi,
How much VA UPS is recommended for z440 with 700 watts power supply.
Xeon e5-2697 v3(14 Cores/28 Thread ),64 GB Ram DDR4 ECC
1 TB SATA DISK,512 GB SSD
5 GB GRAPHICS GPU P2000🙏
Get a 1500va ups
cool clips man.
i am stuck on a z440 thinking of those V4s. YEAH BABY.
by the way, you can have a xeon v4 in a Z440 without worries, unlike the Z420 where the MoBo PN restricted you to a v1.
right?
We haven’t seen any limitations with the Z440 V3/V4 processors. The bios update is important prior to upgrading your cpu to insure you have the latest micro codes.
@@GreenPCGamerscom a bit too late cause I already bought one 😀
Thank you so much, keep up the good work, cool videos, straight to the point!
You mention option 2 had shutdown with high end gaming. Would it be the same for a GTX 1070 ti ?
I have z440 v4 2680 tpm is 1.2 not.suppourt win 11 and i tried to update tpm to 2.0 its open again to 1.2
Hey, old video I realize but...do you know if they make some kind of bracket or adapter that will allow you to use a standard ATX power supply in a Z440 case? Not the wiring - there are adapter harnesses all over the place - but how does one actually mount a standard ATX power supply...?
No idea, but i believe the same case is used for a two socket system with a 1200w psu if you need more power
How about an HP Z cooler upgrade for the z440? Would the shroud still be able to be on?
We hope to get our hands on one some day.
@@GreenPCGamerscom They have some on ebay cheap.
Could a V4 processor be downgraded to a V3 Processor. Mine originally came with an E5-1620 V4 Quad-Core and would like a 6 or 8 core in my system. The reason I am asking is V3 CPU's are much less expensive and plentiful.
Yes, you can replace your V4 Processor with a V3 Processor. Keep it mind that it may clock your memory speeds down to 2133Mhz.
i want to ask a question. I have this hp z440 with 12 core xion cpu, 32 gb ram. why is running slow? and it boot slow too, why?
Try getting an SSD.
I know this is an old video, but I had a question. Is there a way to upgrade to PSU on this, past the 700w OEM unit? I see there are two separate connections on the motherboard from the PSU. One 18 pin and one 12 pin for CPU MEM PWR. I have one adapter for the 24 pin to 18 pin main board power. What about the 12 pin connector? Is there an adapter for this from a standard ATX PSU? Thank you for the help.
dear,
In option #1: at 9th minutes. Can I use 1x 6 pin Female to 1x 8 pin Male & 2x Sata Pwr to 1x 6 pin Male? How many watts can the psu 700W supply in this case?
1x6pin Female to 1x8 pin Power: 75W
Sata power to 1x6 pin Male: 75W
PCI-E : 75W
Total: 225W
But GTX 1080Ti need 180W
It is ok?
After about 20 hours of testing it seems to work fine.
We are not 100% sure on the actual watts with this configuration.
dear,
If you have Titan Z: 250W, How can be connected ?
That Titan Z requires 2 x 8 pin. The minimum power supply requirement is 700w. You’ll either have to get creative with power adapters or upgrade to an atx power supply that can supply 2 x 8 pin power for the graphics card.
I have one of these that suddenly started getting a POST error that says "Thermal Sensor not programmed". It's maddening because HP can't tell me what to replace and it causes all fans to run at 100%. Anyone have an idea how to fix this? Does it require a motherboard replacement?
Did you take the side panel off? If so, try disabling the intrusion feature in the bios.
I know this is an old video but I'm hoping you can help me. If I run an RTX 3060 in a z440's top PCI-E x16 slot (using a dual 6 pin to 8 pin adapter), would I be able to install a Quad M.2 to PCI-E adapter in the second x16 slot and still have good performance on both x16 slots?
In theory your install should work well. Let us know if you try it.
Thank you... Can i install ZOTAC Nvidia RTX 2080 TI 11 gb GPU in HP Z440 workstation (700W SMPS), Xeon(R) CPU E5-1607 v3 @3.10 GHz processor
You'll see some pretty strong bottle-necking in the Z440 if you install an RTX 2080Ti. Consider using an RTX 2070 Super or RTX 2080 Super. They are cheaper, draw less power, and will have less bottle-necking in your Z440. Also, consider using EVGA Cards. Thanks for commenting!
Hi, I just built a Z440 gaming computer and I keep getting no signal on monitor and TV, I have a hpz440 V4 with updated bios, a gtx1070TI, a 600w psu, a Xeon E5-1650 6 core, Is there something wrong with my build where it won’t show a signal on my stuff? I’m very confused and this is my first build ever and I don’t know anyone who knows anything about PCs, I feel like my gpu could be bad only cause I baught it in marketplace but everything lights up and the fans spin on it so I don’t really know. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
I’m also using 2, 8gb sticks of ram on the farthest sides from the cpu like one on each side they are DDR4 ECC
If you post this on our forum, we'll be able to better assist you.
www.greenpcgamers.com/
Click on the forum tab.
Hey guys! I'm wanting to replace my Quadro M4000 GPU with another GPU...likely a GTX 1080 TI but am running into an issue with power. I would like to use "option 1" on running power cables, specifically using the 2 male 6 pin connectors and adapting to an 8 pin to plug into the GPU. After digging into the PC, the M4000 is using one of the 6 pin connectors while the 2nd 6 pin is powering the GPU supplementary fan. Would it be okay to use a splitter (dual 6 pin male to single 6 pin female) so I can still power the fan, while also using two 6 pins to adapt to the 8 pin GPU power cable? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Hi friend can you tell if a can put a ES-XEON cpu in this mothderboard ?
Recommended Processors:
V3 Procs:
Up to 1 x QC Xeon E5-1620 V3 3.5Ghz 10MB Processor | 3.6Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR20P)
Up to 1 x QC Xeon E5-2637 V3 3.5Ghz 15MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.7Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR202)
Up to 1 x 6C Xeon E5-1650 V3 3.5Ghz 15MB Processor | 3.8Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR20J)
Up to 1 x 6C Xeon E5-2643 V3 3.4Ghz 20MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.7Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR204)
Up to 1 x 8C Xeon E5-2667 V3 3.2Ghz 20MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.6Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR203)
Up to 1 x 10C Xeon E5-2687W V3 3.1Ghz 25MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.5 Max Turbo Frequency (SR1Y6)
V4 Procs:
Up to 1 x QC Xeon E5-2637 V4 3.5Ghz 15MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.7Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR2P3)
Up to 1 x 6C Xeon E5-2643 V4 3.40Ghz 20MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.7Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR2P4)
Up to 1 x 8C Xeon E5-2667 V4 3.2Ghz 25MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.6Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR2P5)
Up to 1 x 8C Xeon E5-1660 V4 3.20Ghz 20MB Processor | 3.8Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR2PK)
Up to 1 x 12C Xeon E5-2687W V4 3.0Ghz 30MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.5 Max Turbo Frequency (SR2NA)
@@GreenPCGamerscom I think he's asking if its possible to use an engineering sample or a QS with a Z440.
HELLO FRIEND ! I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW I DO TO PUT THE FEATURE BYTE CODE OF HP Z440 SO IT DOESN'T EVER HAVE TO HOLD ON THE KEYBOARD TO START WINDOWS! I'VE TRIED I'VE PUT THE SERIAL NUMBER THE ID NUMBERS BUT THE FEATURE BYTE IS MISSING
We've never messed with that sorcery. Good luck!
Have you used a tesla card in the z machines?
Yes, for some virtualization side projects.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Was it faster with it on rendering?
I have a similar setup with a Crucial 1TB NVME, however, the card seems to throttle avery 10 minutes and the write speed drops to loss than 100 MB/s ... Any Idea what setting could cause this?
Try swapping to a different IO slot. Preferably a PCIe x8 or x16 slot. The other options would be to try replacing the Adapter card and/or the SSD.
Hey 👋 , I also have a z440 with 700 w psu . I need to know that is it possible to install Rtx 3060 12gb twin fan in this rig .
Yes, it'll work as long as you can fit it in the chassis.
Anyone ran a GTX 1080 with 2- 6 to 2-8 pin adaptors. I may buy a evga GTX1080. On EVGA's site it states that I need 2-8 pin.. is that correct? something seems wrong, in this video the GTX 1080 TI has 1 - 6 and 1-8 so why would the 1080 have 2-8s?
is there any way to do a all core turbo unlock on z440 with e5 2690 v3
Yes, there is a way to make the processor always run at it's max turbo frequency. However, we wouldn't recommend doing that with the stock heatsink.
can i put vega 64 with 2 x 8pin there ?
and what options then?
thanks for reply and sorry for my bad English
We've never tried that particular GPU in a Z440. Let us know if you try it.
Hi 2060 super and e5 1650 v3?
do you know what mhz the ram can go up to? ive had a z440 for a while and im now thinking about upgrading the motherboard because the bios doesnt support XMP
2400mhz is max on the Z440. You must have 19200/2400 memory installed with a compatible V4 processor in order to get the memory to run at 2400mhz.
where did you buy good quality adapters . i dont know where to find the quality ones and i dont want my pc to go up in flames. lol.
There is an official HP 6 to 8 pin adapter :) It looks very thick, EAN is 5711045508622.
anyway to modify this tower to hold 8-10 3.5 hdd so I can use it as a nas?
No
If your creative enough i could see 6-8 drives fit
Can I swap the power supply for a ATX PSU or is it only meat for HP PSU that only fit in that case?
And also what connects do I need for the motherboard?
We haven't tried an ATX PSU on the Z440 yet. We'll post content as soon as we try it. Thanks for commenting!
Did you guys find something on this?
hi there, i’m currently running an e5 1650 v3 with 1660 super in this workstation however my cpu is hitting 80-85 degrees when running games, i was wondering if you could help me with this problem ASAP, many thanks!
Your temps are way too high. Check fans are working, heatsink is seated and tied properly, heat paste applied as it should be, 100% sure there is a problem here. Google foxinthebox UK and message me if you are struggling, can assist (as a gesture, won't charge - I commercialise these things for a living)
Can i connect a gtx1650 with the z440 as there will be no power issues and a decent gaming performance.
Yes, that card should work fine.
Thanks
Does this workstation work with AMD graphics cards or just Nvidia cards?
It will work with amd cards as well.
dear,
How to connect Z440 to 2x GTX 1080 Ti? what is PSU? 1000W?
The Z440 has the option for a 525W or 700W Power Supply. Neither option will supply enough wattage for 2 x GTX 1080 Ti Graphics Cards.
you have to buy a bigger psu (850W or higher) AND the hp z440 mobo power custom wire so you can plug the standard psu to the motherboard.
Where i can buy the sata to 6 pin, a lot of people dont recommend that installation.
Amazon
@@GreenPCGamerscom The pc still alive? no fire in the graphics card yet?
@@TomGeek1980 no one answer so I dicided to move on, the hp z series are getting weak, and you can get better stuff for a good price
Why would the gpu get on fire???@@stormk-1130
Is the pc good without installing the cards into it
That depends on what you will be using it for. However, it is a good pc for general use.
@@GreenPCGamerscom I am going to be using it for gaming like Minecraft and maybe terraria
Can i use a rx 5600xt in this motherboard???
We've never tried that gpu. However, if you have the 700W PSU, and you can fit the gpu in the case, it should work fine.
@@GreenPCGamerscom thank you
Would you be able to provide the front panel pinouts?
You'd have to get them from an HP BOM. They can be tough to find.
if you use a pcie card for the nvme will the systerm boot from that card?
Yes
Bro can I upgrade E5-1650 v3 3.5ghz to E5-2696 v3, is it the same stock LGA2011-V3?...i think its ok
We've never tried that particular processor. Post the results if you try it.
@@GreenPCGamerscom ok bro thx..I'll post it when the xeon arrives
@@GreenPCGamerscom the processor works great, I have no problem and the temperature at idle is not high between 35 and 36...nice! xd
*) I tried the xeon with an rtx 3070 with two adapters from 6 to 8 pcie it works well...thanks for sharing your information, otherwise I would never have updated
I wouldn't do 6-pin to 8-pin, that is very dangerous. You're tricking the card into thinking it supposed to pull 8-pin power draw, when the PSU was designed for only 6-pin power draw for bother molex cables.
Molex is dangerous. What about the another option?
Grate video. I'm experiencing a crackling sound when reporducing music on this pc (hp z440 / Xeon e5 1603 / rx 5700 xt). Does anyone have any idea how to solve this? I had update all essential drivers from HP web page, including BIOS, but nothing seems to solve the problem. Please help! Best regards!
Im sorry idk. but do you have a bottleneck with the rx 5700 xt im going to get one myself
are you using HDMI audio or the audio on the MB itself?
OLA AMIGO ! GOSTARIA DE SABER COMO EU FACO PARA COLOCAR O CODIGO DO FEATURE BYTE DA HP Z440 PARA QUE NAO FIQUE TODA VEZ TER QUE FICAR APERTANDO NO TECLADO PARA INICIAR O WINDOWS ! JA TENTEI JA COLOQUEI O NUMERO DE SERIE OS NUMEROS DO ID MAS SO FALTA O FEATURE BYTE QUE ESTA FALTANDO .
Please post the question in English if you can.
Do you recommend the E5-2658A v3?
We haven't tried/tested that model yet. Let us know if you try it.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Or 2670?
1660 super and xeon e5 1650 v3 good?
It's a pretty good value plan.
@@GreenPCGamerscom alright ty
Hey, I have this same exact computer, but I believe the ROM on the motherboard in it is corrupt. How do you flash the BIOS for this motherboard?
Hey Mykhl, Are you able to boot in to windows? If so, what version of windows are you running?
@@GreenPCGamerscom No not even, I have windows 7. I know this was ages ago but I'm finally trying to figure out why this doesnt work
Mykhl Ellti do you see the hp splash screen when you reboot?
@@GreenPCGamerscom No, I get a black screen, it's not POSTing at all the speaker doesn't output beeps
you can actually flash the bios by setting jumper #33 BBR closer to the back of the unit (default is front). then put the bios upgrade .bin file on a fat32 usb. plug-in, run, wait for 8 beeps, then it will auto flash when the screen comes on and normal bios flashing will happen. after flashing place the BBR back to its default position then youre done. see the cpu door for legend and where the components are.
Hi everyone, anyone out there knows if the HP Z440 supports third party SSD NVMe (M2) with an adaptor instead of HP Z Turbodrive?
Most adapters and aftermarket NVMe M.2 SSDs will work in the Z440.
M2 nvme ssd are pcie usually, its just a mechanical Adaptor
Does anyone have front panel pin layout for this motherboard?
Hello so I just bought this pc and it’s still coming in the mail but I was looking at it and I don’t see any spots where you can plug in your HDMI
The display port is dependent on the video card; the motherboard has no native video port. At @8:00 minutes you can see an HDMI port on the video card he installs on this system.
works with ddr4 non ecc?
Can the z440 natively boot windows from NVME with that adapter?
Yes, as long as you use a compatible PCIe Adapter to install the NVMe M.2 SSD.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Great content! How can You install Win to this NVME if it is in PCI slot?
hey just wondering is it possible to the logicboard all the innards and put it into different case
It is possible. Some of the members from our community have transferred Z420/Z440 Components in to ATX Cases. We have not attempted to do a chassis swap yet. Thanks for commenting.
@@GreenPCGamerscom thanks a lot!
Hello can you help me with nvme driver ? I don't find the good driver to install Raid 0 with Z turbo drive quadro pro... ?
You wouldn't normally need a driver for the Z-Turbo Drive on an a Z440 Workstation. Please update your bios and then try again.
We've resolved this issue by updating the bios. Trying updating the bios and let us know the results.
Bro z420 motherboard supports xeon x5690?
The Z420 does not support the X5690 processor. The Z420 supports E5-2600 V1 or V2 processors, depending on your motherboard.
@@GreenPCGamerscom thank u bro❤️
@@GreenPCGamerscom bro last question z420 motherboard supports xeon e5 1660?
What monitor were you using on this?
DrJackJeckyl Asus 144hz 27”
Does the gtx 1070 work on it
Yes, as long as you have the 700W Power Supply and the IO cooling fan.
Can I install a rx 5700 xt in this?