First time pc build " Xeon compatibility "

[Ray_]

hello everyone
this is my first ever "xeon" build
i was going for the 6950x "10c , 20t"
but i thought of giving the xeon a chance .
main purpose : 3D rendering on maxon cinema 4d , and after effects .
i just want to make sure that everything here is compatible

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Dual cpu :
HP BL460c Gen9 Intel Xeon E5-2640v3 2.6GHz 90W Processor Kit 726992-B21
link :
http://www.technosistem.com/HP-BL460c-Gen9-Intel-Xeon-E5-2640v3-26GHz-90W-Processor-Kit-726992-B21,PR-382.html

motherboard :
ASUS Z10PE-D16 WS Intel C612 Dual Soket 2011-3 DDR4 2133MHz Workstation
Link :
http://www.vatanbilgisayar.com/asus-z10pe-d16-ws-intel-c612-dual-soket-2011-3-ddr4-2133mhz-workstation-anakart.html

ram " NON ECC RAM "
4X Kingston 16GB HyperX Fury Black DDR4 2400MHz CL15 PC Ram
link
http://www.vatanbilgisayar.com/kingston-16gb-hyperx-fury-black-ddr4-2400mhz-cl15-pc-ram.html

plus a 650w power and AMD  r9 380 4gb .
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what was strange is that i have found the same processor but with different title
for example :
HP BL460c Gen9 Intel Xeon E5-2640v3 2.6GHz is about " 1133 $
HP ML350p Gen8 Intel Xeon E5-2640 2.50GHz " about 1430 $
so what does the hp stands for ? it supposed to be only intel ! right ?
i also found IBM LENOVO !
so is this rig GOOD fo rendring ? or i better go  with
cpu : 6950x
mobo : asus 2011v3
ram : the same ones i mentioned earlier
thanks .
note*
i7 build is much easier for me
because they xeon store is 70 hours away
so if there isn't much of a difference in rendering time i would rather stick to the 6950x

[porina]

The HP kits are that, sold as being an upgrade for a HP server. See if you can find the CPU by itself. Also be careful about the generation of the Xeon. 2011-3 takes E5 v3 and v4 CPUs from memory, not to be confused with older ones.

[Ray_]

8 minutes ago, porina said:

The HP kits are that, sold as being an upgrade for a HP server. See if you can find the CPU by itself. Also be careful about the generation of the Xeon. 2011-3 takes E5 v3 and v4 CPUs from memory, not to be confused with older ones.

thank you so much

ok it's xeon 2640v3 so as you just said it should be compatible with the board i mentioned ,

and the non ecc ram , because i am afraid that the board or the cpu will only allow ecc ram
and please excuse my ignorance about servers its only my first build
so i don't understand what hp upgrade means ,
this is where i am buying it from , it's the cpu by itself isn't ?
http://www.technosistem.com/HP-BL460c-Gen9-Intel-Xeon-E5-2640v3-26GHz-90W-Processor-Kit-726992-B21,PR-382.html
all good ?

[porina]

2 hours ago, Ray_ said:

thank you so much

ok it's xeon 2640v3 so as you just said it should be compatible with the board i mentioned ,

and the non ecc ram , because i am afraid that the board or the cpu will only allow ecc ram
and please excuse my ignorance about servers its only my first build
so i don't understand what hp upgrade means ,
this is where i am buying it from , it's the cpu by itself isn't ?
http://www.technosistem.com/HP-BL460c-Gen9-Intel-Xeon-E5-2640v3-26GHz-90W-Processor-Kit-726992-B21,PR-382.html
all good ?

Download the mobo manual and see what it says about the ram. I think you are ok with non-ECC ram but can't be 100% sure. I do have a Xeon E5-something v3 in an X99 mobo with non-ECC ram and it is fine. I don't know if server chipset may be different.

 

The CPU part seems to have a HP part number associated with it. I don't know what that comes with. You can search more, but HP kit items might just be the CPU, or might come with other parts needed to add to a HP server. 

[Ray_]

3 hours ago, Ray_ said:

Download the mobo manual and see what it says about the ram. I think you are ok with non-ECC ram but can't be 100% sure. I do have a Xeon E5-something v3 in an X99 mobo with non-ECC ram and it is fine. I don't know if server chipset may be different.

 

The CPU part seems to have a HP part number associated with it. I don't know what that comes with. You can search more, but HP kit items might just be the CPU, or might come with other parts needed to add to a HP server. 

thank you so much my friend for your help
i will check with them and if any problems occurred i will post a new comment
thanks again ^__^