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02-10-2019 05:22 AM
Hello.
Right now i have a wrokstation on z620 without videochip and RAM. The RAM will be in several days, and I have a video card for test.
I have tried to test my config without this components(just if it starts and if cooling fans are working right) and I have seen two problems at once.
The first problem I have noticed is the fact that work station turned on when i switched the power supply's button to "on". I hope this problem was caused by wrond BIOS settings. So the first question is if this board have a BIOS setting that makes it to turn on when the power exits. I will add information about this thing as soon as I will receive my RAM.
The other problem is connected with the lack of termal monitor. I can't buy store monitor(don't have money and time to order it from Ebay/Amazon/Ali...). So, as I know, I can use transistor. But which transistor I should use, and how I should use it?
P.S. I have a soldering iron and I know how to use it xd
P.P.S. My english is awful. Not sure if I made grammatic mistakes, but I am sure that I've used wrong time, at least once. Hope you'll understand me right, without missunderstanding.
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02-10-2019 11:52 AM - edited 02-10-2019 11:54 AM
Hi Opadfnezig,
Welcome to the forum.
First, I would recommend you download and install the following HP workstation support programs;
1. HP Support Assistant
2, HP Performance Advisor
It is also a good idea to download the latest HP quickspecs for your HP Z620 which lists the supported configurations for your machine and gives a load of other usefull information.
Regarding your other queries;
1. There is a BIOS setting, under the Power-On Options, that lets you decide what the computer should do in the event of a power loss, i.e. stay switched off or power-on the computer. Change this setting to 'off' if you don't want the computer to switch on when the power lead is plugged in.
2. There is a setting in the BIOS Power-On Options that lets you run the computer without a monitor installed and it is called Headless Mode. Enabling this setting will allow you to power on an boot the computer without a monitor installed. This setting is handy if you plan on using the computer as a home or business server and don't need a monitor connected. If you install VNC you can log on and remotely control/configure the HP Z620 from another computer on the same network.
Hope this helps.
02-10-2019 11:52 AM - edited 02-10-2019 11:54 AM
Hi Opadfnezig,
Welcome to the forum.
First, I would recommend you download and install the following HP workstation support programs;
1. HP Support Assistant
2, HP Performance Advisor
It is also a good idea to download the latest HP quickspecs for your HP Z620 which lists the supported configurations for your machine and gives a load of other usefull information.
Regarding your other queries;
1. There is a BIOS setting, under the Power-On Options, that lets you decide what the computer should do in the event of a power loss, i.e. stay switched off or power-on the computer. Change this setting to 'off' if you don't want the computer to switch on when the power lead is plugged in.
2. There is a setting in the BIOS Power-On Options that lets you run the computer without a monitor installed and it is called Headless Mode. Enabling this setting will allow you to power on an boot the computer without a monitor installed. This setting is handy if you plan on using the computer as a home or business server and don't need a monitor connected. If you install VNC you can log on and remotely control/configure the HP Z620 from another computer on the same network.
Hope this helps.
02-11-2019 02:29 AM
Thank you for your answer.
I had been seeking for answer to my questions for a long time. And I first see answer like this. Maybe because I had been seeking answers for z420, becouse z620 is more rare. As I understand, in headless mode motherboard will regulate speed of cooling fans by cpu temperature? Will fan speed be regulated?(I have bougt 4 pin fans so I would like to use it fully)
I really apprisiate your asnwer and help, but I cant try it right now. I am waiting for RAM (it's already in my town for 10 days, I think it's stolen. Funny, it is ECC REG, but it is ok. ) If it will not arrive to the end of the week I will buy one in the local shop.
I will write about if it helped as soon as possible.
02-11-2019 12:44 PM
Please note that the CPU fan sockets on the HP Zx20 workstation motherboards are 5-pin and not 4-pin.
I would recommend you use the standard HP oem fan CPU Cooler which has an offset heatsink/fan to allow space for the 2nd CPU riser board, and of course has a 5-pin plug. It may be possible to use a 4-pin fan in your Z620 but I would suggest you search the forum for more details.
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