HP 8200 tower manual

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Migration to Matrix RAID 1 and RAID 0 from two non-RAID hard drives

The migration process for two hard drives to RAID Matrix Mode (0 + 1) is very similar to the process described in the section about migration of three hard drives to matrix mode RAID (0 + 5). The difference in the process is selecting two hard drives as part of the volume created and selecting RAID 5 instead of RAID 1.

Configuring Intel Rapid Storage Console for

Email notifications (HP Elite 8200 and 8300 Business PCs only)

To configure Intel Rapid Storage Console to send notifications of specified events to a designated email address, use the following steps:

1.Open the Intel Rapid Storage Console and select Preferences.

2.Select the type of event to initiate a notification (all three may be selected).

3.Enter the email information.

a. SMTP Host (required)

b. Port

c. Sender email address (required)

d. Recipient email address (at least one required)

4.When done click Apply Changes.

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Contents Bios Intel Rapid Storage Technology Software installation Introduction Definitions Basics of Ahci and RAID TechnologySata Emulation Mode Bios / Software / Hardware ConsiderationsNew operating system installation Benefits of AhciPkgmgr.exe /oC\C\Windows /nC\AddAHCI\HP-AHCI.xml GTF Support HP 8100 and 8200 Business PCs only Enhancing existing Windows XP images from IDE ModeBasic RAID Types LimitationsHardware RAID 0 with two hard drives StripedPerformance RAID 0 with two hard drives Reliability RAID 1 mirroring RAID 1 with two hard drives MirrorFirst disk Second disk Third disk RAID 5 with three hard drivesIntel Matrix RAID Technology Recommended configurations ConfigurationsUnsupported configurations Other supported configurationsEnabling RAID through F10 System Bios Configuring RAID on non-factory preinstalled configurationsConfiguring RAID Volume using the Option ROM Accessing RAID Option ROMPage Page Intel Rapid Storage Technology software installation RAID Migration to RAID 1 from two non-RAID hard drives RAID migrations using Intel Rapid Storage ConsoleMigration to RAID 0 from three non-RAID hard drives Migration to RAID 0 from two non-RAID hard drivesMigration to RAID 5 from three non-RAID hard drives Page Page Installation Language support Degradation Get connected
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8200 tower specifications

The HP 8200 Tower is a robust desktop computer designed for professional environments, delivering performance and expandability for a variety of business needs. This workstation is part of HP's Elite series, known for its reliability and advanced technologies, making it a sound choice for companies requiring consistent operation.

One of the defining features of the HP 8200 Tower is its versatile processing power, powered by the Intel Core i5 and i7 processors. These processors offer a multi-core architecture, ensuring that users can efficiently handle multitasking and processor-intensive applications. With options for up to 32GB of DDR3 RAM, the HP 8200 Tower can smoothly run multiple applications simultaneously, making it suitable for tasks ranging from everyday office work to more demanding software like graphical design programs.

The system also provides a range of storage options, including traditional hard disk drives and faster solid-state drives, allowing users to select the balance of capacity and speed that best suits their needs. Additionally, the HP 8200 supports RAID configurations, enhancing data redundancy and performance, thereby protecting critical business data.

In terms of expandability, the HP 8200 Tower offers multiple PCIe slots for adding graphic cards, sound cards, or other expansion cards. This capability makes it adaptable for various purposes, whether that involves improving graphics performance for video editing or integrating specialized hardware for specific business functions.

The design of the HP 8200 Tower ensures efficient cooling and quiet operation. It features a tool-less chassis, allowing for easy upgrades and maintenance. The internal layout maximizes airflow, keeping components cool even under heavy workloads, an important feature for maintaining long-lasting performance.

Connectivity options are plentiful, with USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports, enabling speedy data transfer and peripheral connectivity. Additionally, integrated Gigabit Ethernet offers reliable networking capabilities, essential for seamless communication within a business environment.

The HP 8200 Tower showcases HP's commitment to sustainability, featuring energy-efficient components and a design aimed at reducing environmental impact. Overall, this powerful workstation combines performance, expandability, and energy efficiency, making it an excellent choice for any professional setting. With its blend of modern technologies and traditional reliability, the HP 8200 Tower stands out as a dependable tool for businesses looking to enhance productivity.