hp Z8 Fury Workstation User Guide

hp Z8 Fury Workstation

Product Information

Specifications

• Processor support: Latest processor technologies
• Memory support: Latest memory technologies
• Graphics support: Latest graphics technologies
• Storage support: Latest storage technologies
• Power supply options: Two physically different 1125W power supplies with 80 PLUS GOLD status
• Efficiency rating: 90% efficiency at 115V and 92% efficiency at 230V

Power Consumption and Cooling Considerations

An HP workstation may require more power than the typical office environment can supply. Therefore, it is important to consider power consumption and cooling requirements for the Z8 Fury G5.

Power Consumption Limitations

The maximum power output of the Z8 Fury G5 depends on the input voltage and the type of power supply unit (PSU) installed. The following are the power output limitations:

Input Voltage| 1125W PSU Full Height| 1125W PSU Half Height REDUNDANT| 2250W PSU (2x1125W Half Height Augmented)
---|---|---|---
90V| Not recommended| 1125W| Not recommended

104V| 1275W| 1275W| 2250W
180V| 1450W| 1450W| 2250W

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

It is recommended to use an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to protect your Z8 Fury G5 workstation from power interruptions. A UPS provides temporary power during outages, preventing data loss and potential damage to the workstation.

Product Usage Instructions

Power Consumption for the HP Z8 Fury G5 Workstation

The power consumption of the Z8 Fury G5 workstation varies depending on the system configuration. The following table provides typical power consumption values for different configurations:

1 CPU, 16 Registered DIMMs, 5 storage devices, and typical
expansion cards| 300W-350W| 50W-75W each| 75W-150W each
1 CPU, 16 Registered DIMMs, 5 storage devices, and typical
expansion cards (fewer hard drives or expansion cards)| 270W-300W| 50W-75W each| 75W-150W each
1 CPU, 16 Registered DIMMs, 5 storage devices, and typical
expansion cards (fewer hard drives or expansion cards)| 250W-270W| 50W-75W each| 150W-250W each
1 CPU, 16 Registered DIMMs, 5 storage devices, and typical
expansion cards (fewer hard drives or expansion cards)| 205W-225W| 50W-75W each| 150W-250W each

Note: Power consumption values are examples of maximum power consumption per configuration and may not represent actual usage. For specific power consumption values per CPU or graphics card, refer to the model-specific QuickSpecs available at http://www.hp.com/go/quickspecs/.

Power Cord

• All PSU options for the Z8 Fury G5 have a C14 appliance connector.
• Ensure that you have the appropriate power cord with a C14 plug to connect the workstation to a power source.

Cooling Considerations

To ensure proper ventilation and cooling for your Z8 Fury G5 workstation, follow these guidelines:

• Place the workstation in a well-ventilated area with sufficient space around it for air circulation.
• Avoid placing any objects on top of the workstation that could block the airflow.
• Do not place the workstation on a carpeted surface or any other surface that obstructs the airflow from the bottom of the workstation.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What are the power supply options for the Z8 Fury G5?
  • A: The Z8 Fury G5 offers two physically different 1125W power supplies with 80 PLUS GOLD status.
• Q: Can I upgrade the power supply unit (PSU) in the Z8 Fury G5?
  • A: No, the PSU options are not field upgradable due to different system chassis designs. Choose the appropriate PSU option for your system during the initial configuration.
• Q: Where can I find the maximum power consumption values per CPU or graphics card?
  • A: You can find the model-specific QuickSpecs for your Z8 Fury G5 workstation at http://www.hp.com/go/quickspecs/. The QuickSpecs provide detailed information about power consumption for different components.

Introduction

The Z8 Fury G5 has been designed to deliver support for the latest processor, memory, graphics, and storage technologies. There are two physically different 1125W 90% efficiency-rated power supplies that qualify for 80 PLUS GOLD status*. Both PSUs have the same power ratings with different form factors. PSU options are not field upgradable due to different system chassis designs.

• Full Height, 1125W (FH)
• Half Height, 1125W (HH).

***** The 80 PLUS specification states that all GOLD power supplies achieve at least 87%/90%/87% efficiency at 115V and 90%/92%/89% efficiency at 230V for 20%/50%/100% of rated output, respectively.

Power consumption and cooling considerations

An HP workstation might require more power than the typical office environment can supply.

• An 1125W fully loaded configuration might draw up to the system’s maximum rating of 12A at 110V power, leaving no power for other accessories.
• A system with two 1125W PSUs is required to use two different circuits for power.
• An office air conditioning system must accommodate the extra heat generated by fully loaded workstation configurations.
• Some environments might have power quality problems that prevent the reliable use of high-end workstation configurations. Possible problems include power failure, voltage sag, voltage surge, voltage spike, brownout, line noise, frequency variation, and switching transient and harmonic distortion.
• If your workstation is powered from a >200V source and you meet the HP configuration guidelines, you will not need an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to achieve maximum power output as long as the power is stable.

Power consumption limitations

• The Z8 Fury G5 power supplies are capable of multiple output power wattages depending on the input voltage. It is not recommended to operate in an environment that drops below 90V for any reason (for example, brownout or line sag) as the AC brown out voltage detection circuit for the power supply may be triggered and shut the PSU down unexpectedly. A UPS is highly recommended to achieve maximum output power when used at 100V.
• Full Height, 1125W (FH). Capable of 1450W when powered from 200V.
• Half Height, 1125W (HH). Capable of 1450W when powered from 200V. Also capable of 2250W in Augmented Mode.

Input Voltage and Maximum Output Power Summary

2250W PSU

(2x1125W Half Height Augmented)

| Not recommended| 2250W| 2250W| 2250W

Uninterruptible power supply

Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)

• What is a power interruption?
  • A power interruption can take the form of a power failure (blackout), voltage sag, voltage surge, voltage spike, brownout (drop), line noise, frequency variation, and switching transient and harmonic distortion.
• What is an uninterruptible power supply (UPS)?
  • A UPS provides power when the primary source is unavailable or insufficient. It keeps the computer powered on and operational in the event of a power interruption.
  • There are three types of UPS – standby/offline, line Interactive, and online continuous. A standby/offline UPS enables the computer to draw power from the main AC power source until there is a power interruption. It protects against power surges, brownouts, and power failures.
  • A line interactive UPS protects against power problems, power failure, sags, surges, brownouts, and line noise. The supply offers voltage regulation by bumping the mains voltage up or down. This feature improves the quality of AC power to the supported load, reduces the number of transfers to and from battery mode, reduces the number of brief power interruptions to the load when switching to and from battery mode, and improves battery life.
  • An online continuous UPS is the most dependable solution. It is also referred to as a double-conversion UPS. It provides protection against power failures, sags, surges, brownouts, line noise, spikes, frequency variations, switching transients, and harmonic distortion. The inverter is always on and supplies the supported load with clean, regulated power, and the incoming power is always fully conditioned. Constant voltage and frequency regulation significantly reduce switching to and from the battery, increasing the life and reliability of the UPS.
• How do you select a UPS?
  • Use a UPS for a fully loaded workstation configuration that operates in a poor power grid area. The UPS must be rated at least 2kVA for the 1125W PSU. A UPS is necessary because without line conditioning to guarantee the minimum input voltage the maximum output power is limited. See

Power consumption for the HP Z8 Fury G5 Workstation on page 4 for configurations and maximum power estimates. HP recommends an online continuous UPS that provides a layer of insulation from quality problems. The type of supply also allows control of output voltage and frequency regardless of input voltage and frequency. To reach the 1275W of output power, you must maintain 115V, ideally.

CAUTION:  Check with your power provider to see if your facility can reliably maintain greater than 90V power. If 90V cannot be guaranteed to your workstation, the input voltage source might blow the fuse in the power supply or trip the breaker. For reliable workstation operation under heavy loading, use a UPS because it provides reliable voltage levels.

• To reduce risk of a power interruption:
  • Do not exceed the rated load of any single power supply (PSU). For maximum voltage/current ratings, refer to the product’s ratings label.
  • Only use the power cord included with the product.
  • In general, verify that each power source circuit can safely provide the current needed for equipment that draws power from it.

Power consumption for the HP Z8 Fury G5 Workstation

The following table contains typical system configurations1 for an HP Z8 Fury G5 Workstation.

1 CPUs 2| 2 Midrange Graphics cards 50W-75W each 3| 2 High-End Graphics cards 75W-150W each 3| 2 High-End Graphics cards 150W-250W each 3
---|---|---|---
300W-350W| 790W – 885W| 830W – 1010W| 955W – 1185W
270W-300W| 760W – 830W| 800W – 955W| 925W – 1130W
250W-270W| 735W – 800W| 775W – 925W| 905W – 1100W
205W-225W| 690W- 730W| 730W – 875W| 855W – 1050W

1. All configurations have one CPU. 16 Registered DIMMs, 5 storage devices, and typical additional expansion cards. Configuring fewer hard drives or expansion cards has some impact on power. Power consumption is highly dependent on software utilization. The table values represent examples of maximum power consumption per configuration and may not represent actual usage.
2. For maximum power consumed per CPU, go to http://www.hp.com/go/quickspecs/ and search for your specific workstation to find the model-specific QuickSpecs.
3. For maximum power consumed per graphics card, go to http://www.hp.com/go/quickspecs/ and search for your specific workstation to find the model-specific QuickSpecs.

Power cord

All PSU options have a C14 appliance connector:

Cooling considerations

To ensure proper ventilation and cooling for your workstation, observe the following guidelines:

• Keep your workstation in an area where the airflow is not obstructed.
• Keep the workstation off surfaces where dust can gather.
• Remove dust on the bottom of the front panel (vent area) and the rear fans with a small vacuum, compressed air, or dust rag.
• In all supported configurations except rack mounted, provide at least 15.24 cm (6 in) of clearance to every side of the computer except the surface placed on the floor.
• When the system is rack mounted, keep the front of the unit, the back of the unit, and the space between the unit and the upper tray free of obstructions.

© Copyright 2017, 2018 HP Development Company, L.P.

The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein.

Second Edition: April 2018
First Edition: November 2017
Document Part Number: L14249-002

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