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Table 5-6 Expansion card slot description and compatibility
(continued)
Slot Type Mechanical
compatibility
Electrical
compatibility
Slot power
(Maximum)
7 PCIe2 x16(8) x1, x4, x8, x16 x1, x4, x8 25W
1
PCIe GEN2 slot.
3
Primary graphics slot
4
Secondary graphics slot
NOTE: The x1, x4, x8, and x16 designators describe the number of electrical PCIe lanes routed to
an expansion slot. For example, x16(8) means that the expansion slot is mechanically a x16 length
connector, with eight PCIe lanes connected.
Slots one and three use open-ended PCIe connectors, so a PCIe x16 card can inserted. This allows the
workstation to support more PCIe x16 expansion cards. A x16 card typically trains and runs at the
maximum lane width available by the expansion slot. The card runs at the reduced lane width, with a
corresponding performance decrease.
A x16 graphics card runs at the bandwidth of the slot it is plugged into. The slot bandwidth can be x1,
x4, x8, or x16. A PCIe card can be plugged into a slot with a lesser speed. It runs at that speed with a
commensurate performance decrease. (Older graphics cards may not comply with this.)
NOTE: A eighth slot opening in the chassis has no corresponding expansion connector on the System
board. This slot opening is provided for devices that require no system board card plug in capability.
This slot can be used for cable or connector output. The cables plug into the system board.
Expansion card configuration restrictions for power supplies
CAUTION: To prevent damage, the overall power consumption of the workstation (including I/O
cards, CPU, and memory) must not exceed the maximum rating of the workstation power supply. For
power supply information, see
Power supply specifications on page 12.
The maximum graphics card configuration is:
Power supply Graphics card maximum
850W
75W
One in slot #2
AND
One in slot #5
150W
1
One in slot #2
AND
One in slot #5
175W
One in slot #2
OR
One in slot #5
1110W
75W
One in slot #2
AND
One in slot #5
150W
1
One in slot #2
AND
One in slot #5
175W
One in slot #2
AND
One in slot #5
225W
*
One in slot #2
AND
One in slot #5
*
Requires memory and CPU configuration restrictions.
1
Applies if other configuration constraints allow. Workstation memory < 24GB is a common denominator. (See the Site
preparation guide for the HP Z800 Workstation at
http://hp.com/support/workstation_manuals for further power
consumption information.)
166 Chapter 5 Replacing components ENWW
- HP Z800 Workstation 1
- About this guide 3
- Table of contents 5
- 1 Workstation overview 13
- Processor technology 14
- Memory technology 14
- Graphics 14
- Expansion card slots 14
- Addition features 14
- Workstation components 15
- Chassis components 16
- Front panel components 17
- Rear panel components 18
- Description 19
- Specifications 20
- Environmental specifications 21
- Power supply description 22
- Power supply currents 23
- Power supply specifications 24
- Resetting the power supply 25
- Ensuring proper ventilation 26
- Features 27
- ENERGY STAR Qualification 28
- EUP compliance mode 29
- Accessibility 29
- Hyper-threading 30
- SATA Power Management 30
- Intel Turbo Boost Technology 30
- HP Cool Tools 30
- Setting up Novell SLED 34
- Updating the workstation 34
- Determining current BIOS 35
- Upgrading device drivers 36
- Restore methods 37
- Ordering backup software 38
- Restoring Windows Vista 38
- Creating RestorePlus! media 39
- Restoring Novell SLED 41
- Creating restore media 42
- 4 System management 43
- Workstation management 56
- Installing a remote system 57
- Replicating the setup 58
- HP Client Manager Software 60
- HP SoftPaq Download Manager 61
- System Software Manager 62
- Proactive Change Notification 62
- Subscriber's Choice 62
- ROM Flash 63
- FailSafe Boot Block ROM 64
- Workstation security 65
- SATA hard disk drive security 66
- Password security 69
- Chassis security 73
- Drive Protection System 75
- ECC fault prediction 75
- Thermal sensors 75
- Dual-state power button 76
- 5 Replacing components 77
- Warnings and cautions 78
- Service considerations 80
- Table 5-1 Static shielding 81
- Grounding the work area 82
- Cables and connectors 83
- Customer self-repair 84
- Component locations 86
- Disassembly order 88
- Predisassembly procedures 89
- Cable lock (optional) 90
- Side access panel 91
- Airflow guide 92
- Expansion card support 94
- Right side panel 98
- Power supply 98
- Installing the power supply 99
- Removing the speaker 99
- Installing the speaker 100
- Power connections 102
- Front bezel 103
- Item Description 104
- 1 Front audio 104
- 2 Front 1394a 104
- 3Front USB 104
- Power switch cable assembly 108
- Optical bay filler tray 109
- Installing a filler tray 111
- Optical disk drive 112
- Hard disk drive 126
- System fans 158
- Memory fans 167
- Installing the memory fans 169
- DIMM installation guidelines 170
- Supported DIMM configurations 170
- BIOS errors and warnings 171
- Removing a DIMM 172
- Installing a DIMM 173
- (continued) 178
- PCIe card 181
- Installing a PCIe card 183
- PCI card 186
- Installing a PCI card 187
- Liquid cooling solution 189
- CPU heatsink 211
- Installing the CPU heatsink 213
- Removing a CPU 215
- Installing a CPU 216
- System board 218
- Installing the system board 221
- Removing the battery 222
- Product recycling 224
- ENWW 213 225
- Calling technical support 226
- Locating ID labels 226
- Locating warranty information 227
- Diagnosis guidelines 228
- Troubleshooting checklist 229
- HP Support Assistant 231
- HP Help and Support Center 231
- E-support 231
- Helpful hints 232
- At startup 233
- During operation 233
- Solving minor problems 235
- Solving power supply problems 237
- Solving diskette problems 239
- Solving hard drive problems 240
- Solving display problems 242
- Solving audio problems 244
- Solving printer problems 245
- Diagnostics 246
- Overview 247
- User interface 250
- Test tab 252
- Status tab 254
- History tab 254
- Errors tab 254
- Help tab 255
- Diagnostic codes and errors 256
- LED color definitions 260
- POST error messages 262
- 7 Configuring RAID devices 268
- Configuring SATA RAID devices 269
- Configuring system BIOS 270
- Creating RAID volumes 271
- Configuring SAS RAID devices 272
- SAS RAID 0 configuration 273
- SAS RAID 1 configuration 274
- SAS RAID 1E configuration 275
- Deleting RAID volumes 276
- Resetting the password jumper 279
- A Connector pins 282
- ENWW 271 283
- ENWW 273 285
- ENWW 275 287
- ENWW 277 289
- ENWW 279 291
- B System board designators 293
- CRoutine Care 295
- Cleaning the monitor 296
- Cleaning the mouse 296
- D Locating HP resources 297
- Product information 298
- Product support 299
- Product documentation 300
- Product diagnostics 301
- Product updates 302
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