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Power dissipation for the HP Z820 Workstation
The following table contains typical system configurations for an HP Z820 Workstation.
2x CPU Power 2x Midrange graphics 50-75
W each (4) (5)
2x High-end graphics 75-150
W each (4) (5)
2x High-end graphics 150
W-225 W each (4) (5)
80 W, 95 W 795-883 W* 839-980 W* 980-1125 W***
115 W 884-928 W* 928-1025 W** 1025-1164 W***
130W,135 W 910-963 W* 954-1060 W** 1060-1209 W***
150 W 955-999 W* 999-1096 W** 1096-1245 W***
Low risk = * May not need to reference details of the Site Preparation Guide.
Medium risk = ** May need to reference details of the Site Preparation Guide.
High risk = *** Site Preparation Guide reference is required.
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Asterisks refer to risk when using the workstation configured with a 1125 W power supply.
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The workstation with an 850 W power supply should be configured to be <850 W maximum power.
NOTE: All configurations have two CPUs (1), 16 DIMMs (2), five hard disk drives (3), two optical disk drives, and typical
additional expansion cards. Configuring fewer hard disk drives or optical drives has some impact on system power.
Power consumption is highly dependent on software use. The table values represent examples of maximum power
consumption per configuration and may not represent actual usage.
A 1450 W output allows configurations such as 2x150 W CPU, 16x32GB LRDIMM, five SAS hard drives, two optical drives,
and two High-end graphics (150 W-225 W) without any configuration restrictions.
1
For maximum power consumed per CPU, see product
QuickSpecs
at http://www.hp.com/go/productbulletin/.
2
4-, 8-, or 16-GB DDR3-1600 MHz Registered DIMMs. Estimation does not extend to 32-GB DIMMs.
3
Five SAS 15K HDDs.
4
For maximum power consumed per graphics card, see product
QuickSpecs
at http://www.hp.com/go/productbulletin/.
5
Maximum graphics power supported with an 850W power supply is one 150W graphics card, or two 75W graphics cards.
For maximum graphics power, see product
QuickSpecs
at http://www.hp.com/go/productbulletin/.
6 Power consumption and cooling