HP Z840 Gaming Computer and Game Testing

In this video we'll show you our HP Z840 Gaming Computer.
Check out our HP Z840 Hardware Upgrade Guide:
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[@kokohead1010]

I have this exact pc with 150gb of ram and an 8Gb graphics card and two Xeon cpus. it runs everything so well

[@SNPER]

150gb ram? tf

[@ladmadfluent5007]

So question cause I have the same thing right now do u think I can put a 3080 in the computer and it'll run?

[@lshon8089]

Excellent video as always !

[@hogesmotorsport]

I have a similar rig with E5-2620 V4, 48GB RAM, RTX 2070, HP PCIE 512GB SSD, etc... I'll have to try some comparison benchmarks. Also I am shopping for a E5-2667 V3 CPU at the moment to give it a small boost. I'll get back to you sometime...

[@sachsongkhoe]

Hi! I'm deciding between the HP Z840 and the Dell T7910. Which workstation is better?

[@MrSamadolfo]

😀 yay another HP Zee 🎮🕹

[@macedonianlad]

will the cpu be a bottleneck if u have something like twin gtx 1080 ti's for gaming?

[@zakariaalmulla]

I have a z840 with a quadro k6000 and a tesla k120

[@d34thbydrill90]

I have a hp z840 with a gtx 1060 6gb, e5-2680 v4 and 32 gb ddr4 2400mhz ram, I want to upgrade my system to make this pc a beast but I am worried about bottlenecks, do you have any recommendations for what to upgrade? Most preferably gpu and cpu, thanks!

[@sutriningsihsalim3274]

Upgrade gpu minimal 3060

[@overseerrblx9971]

I have this with a quadro p6000

[@macedonianlad]

those quadros are very expensive on ebay [like a thousand dollars] so congrats for having one

[@mikesingh1628]

Have you tried the E5 2643v4 processor? It's a lot better for gaming than the one you have here (just saying). It would still bottleneck with this GPU but will rock some extra fps out of it.

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Yes, the E5-2643 V4 is a good high clock speed cpu for the Z840.

[@zorecati]

I am actually benchmarking the 2609 v4, 2620 v3 2643 v4, 2667 v4, 2680v4 and 2687WV4 and thing the 2667 v4 gives the balance of core count vs clock speed. You should also play with turning hyperthreading off since I noticed 2680 and 2687 had weird 3dmark scores with it on. At some point I will put a video together with the tests using a 3060ti and possibly a 3070 if i can do it with out burning my house down. I'm also going to bench mark the 640 vs 840 to see if there is a difference. Also, my limited testing of with and with shows that having 2 cpu's doesn't do much.

[@trumpsextratesticle8590]

@@GreenPCGamerscom Would a HP 840 with 2x Intel E5-2690 V4 2.60GHz 128gb ram be able to multibox eve online with 24 accounts?

[@sizla8837]

Has anyone tried to fit the Xeon E7 series CPU as well does anyone have advice to achieve 8k gaming on this workstation

[@sachsongkhoe]

@@zorecati Hi! I'm deciding between the HP Z840 and the Dell T7910. Which workstation is better?

[@Oddball159]

one day i will make this happen

[@ZoruaZorroark]

will e5 2680's help? or are they too slow

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

It depends on what you are using the system for. For gaming, we normally go for higher clock speeds CPU's. The E5-2680 V3 or V4 are a higher core count cpu's, which would be better for business applications. However, they can be decent for gaming as well. (only go with 1 cpu if are strictly gaming) Hopefully this info helps you!

[@jimmygoforth1521]

dang pretty big cpu bottleneck going on their

[@romeoop7063]

I have this same workstation with 128 gb Ram and two 8 GB graphics card.

[@JamesFrederickstech]

how is it with modern gaming? I just ordered one and going to put a GTX 1080 in it.

[@warriormike387]

60 Hz monitor 🤐😳😩 but cool PC. I have z 800...

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

=) It's always tempting to use 144Hz or more for testing. However, we normally use 60hz because that it what almost all of the users in our community are using. Thanks for commenting!

[@warriormike387]

@@GreenPCGamerscom Ok understand. :) Thanks.

[@jasonschofield37]

alot of wasted fps using a 2080ti with about 50% usage.this cpou is far to weak for a 2080ti.

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Yes, there is quite a bit of bottle-necking when installing an RTX 2080 Ti in to a Z840 for PC Gaming.

[@mason11091]

@@GreenPCGamerscom Would the bottleneck decrease much changing the cpu to one of the other recommened proceesors do you think ?