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HP Recommended
Z220
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi people,

 

was looking for a stronger PSU for the Z220.

 

Found the HP Z420 PSU to be quite equal to the HP Z220 PSU with the same 18-pin mainboard connector.

Just the 4-pin P3 CPU power connector of the HP Z220 PSU is missing on the Z420 PSU.
Instead there is another output of one 8-pin P2 connector.

 

Did anyone use the Z420 PSU for the Z220 and knows how it works?

Which connector can I use to supply the 4-pin CPU MB connection (12VCPU) of the Z220?

Can you help me with the P2 connector pinout of the Z420 PSU?

 

Best

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HP Recommended

For the CPU Power supply of the HP Z220 (4-pin) you can use the P2 connector of the Z420 PSU (8 pin).
The 8 pinouts are Standard EPS 12V connector (pin 1...4 = GND, pin 5+6 = 12V1, pin 7+8 = 12 V2, V1/V2 both with max 18 A).

I used an adapter to extend the short P2 cable and to connect to the 4 pin socket.

 

And finally it worked.

The Power Supply Upgrade of the HP Z220 to a stronger PSU with 600 W finally worked.

 

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HP Recommended

For the CPU Power supply of the HP Z220 (4-pin) you can use the P2 connector of the Z420 PSU (8 pin).
The 8 pinouts are Standard EPS 12V connector (pin 1...4 = GND, pin 5+6 = 12V1, pin 7+8 = 12 V2, V1/V2 both with max 18 A).

I used an adapter to extend the short P2 cable and to connect to the 4 pin socket.

 

And finally it worked.

The Power Supply Upgrade of the HP Z220 to a stronger PSU with 600 W finally worked.

 

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