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Workstation Z440
Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

Hi,

 

Is it possible to put a GTX 1080ti in a Z440 workstation?

 

I know the recommanded GPU cards are from the Quadro series, but i would like to use a 1080ti.

 

could someone please help me out :)??

 

Thanks!

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@jesseroet wrote:

Hi,

 

Is it possible to put a GTX 1080ti in a Z440 workstation?

 

I know the recommanded GPU cards are from the Quadro series, but i would like to use a 1080ti.

 

could someone please help me out :)??

 

Thanks!


 

Your only consideration is the power supply:

- if you have the 700W PSU then you are good to go . You may need to buy a 6 to 8 pin power adapter since AFAIK the 1080Ti usually has 8+6 pin connectors and that PSU has 2x 6 pin.  The manual also lists that the PSU is rated up to 225W for the graphics card.

- for the 525W PSU the main problem is lack of any power connectors for videoards. There are no doubt various adapters etc. which one can get, but personally I would not go down this route especially with a powerful card such as the 1080TI.

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Thank you for the quick response!

 

I have to say, i already found this info you are talking about.I have to keep the fact about the PSU in mind.

 

One more thing i was actually worried about;

 

Does the Z440 motherboard/BIOS or other parts withhold us from using the 1080ti? Like, I wouldn't be suprised if there is a BIOS limitation build in that only accepts Quadro (and AMD equivalent) even if hardware specs allow it...

 

Someone knows? 

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