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‎05-08-2024 03:37 AM

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Hello! So I just bought a new graphics card for my pc. I have a z220 workstation So I installed it there.

I have a 400watts psu but it was not enough for my graphics card, So I bought a 600 watts of psu but

It had 24-pins but on my z220 motherboard It only had 18-pins, So I decided to buy a converter but I didn't

found converter for z220 but instead z420, So I just wanted to know can a z420 converter be used on z220 motherboard

 

Btw graphics card is rx 580

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‎05-08-2024 09:17 PM - edited ‎05-08-2024 09:18 PM

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HP power supplies don't usually cross-cover over to other HP workstations than the one they were engineered for. Analogous, the pinout for adapting an ATX power supply to work in one HP workstation would be expected to be different for another workstation too. So, the answer to your question is no.

 

Take a look at this link, HERE for what I believe you need. Shipping from China is 1-2 weeks. This is a respected company:

 

PSU Main Power 24 Pin to 6 Pin Adapter Cable 30cm for HP Z230 Z220 - MODDIY

 

 

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