HP's last GOOD workstation - HP Z400
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
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I go over the HP Z400, a 2009 workstation to see what made it so good. We cover things such as; upgrades, the problems we ran into, followed by a great CPU swap.
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I bought an HP Z440 on eBay in 2021 for $230 Au. E51620V3 32g ddr4 k2200 Quadro. I put an HP Turbo pci-e nvme adaptor and nvme in. It's blazing. The Turbo pci-e adaptor cost $29 Au as did a brand new HP 256g nvme. Great video bro.
Nice! Sounds like a great system
Love my Z400. I bought it new in 2010 and use it daily. Of course did a lot of update (CPU, SSD, USB-3, Graphic card)
It's a great computer!
nicely done! mmmm x5690 westmere is nice. i sold my x5690 and kept a w3690 for my last x58 system.
Thank you 😊 I originally wanted the w3690 but they were notably more expensive, great CPU
love your videos man !!
Thank you so much :)
im running z400 bare stock and if you just maintain it it works great for reliability, when i put aftermarket parts on it reliability drops tho
Interesting, what kind of aftermarket parts can make the reliability drop?
Awesomeness
Nice video
Thank you 😊
Mine has a W3680 running on 4.1ghz
How bclk overclock?
@@Carrington1961 throttlestop, there's tutorials on TH-cam
mine crashes at 4.1 ghz what i do ? i lowererd it to 3.8 ghz
@@latedreams5188 try 4.00ghz, if it's not stable go for 3.9ghz, keep going down until it gets stable. Then maybe start increasing them again 1 core at a time till you find a sweet spot
I think throttle-stop allows the w3690 to be overclocked a bit. Also adding PCI-E to Type C USB 3.0 PCI Express Expansion Card and SATA PCIe Card 6 Gbps SATA 3.0 cards
w3680
An enterprise intel p3600\p3700 NVME drive will work as a boot device in these old systems. I use a 1.6tb p3600 in mine that boots the OS. If you look around you can even still buy them new despite being around a decade or so old at a not silly price.
Thank you so much for this information
what gpu did you use
GTX 1060 3gb