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ENERGY STAR® requires following a rules-based configuration selection for each system. Select your components (processors, graphics, hard drives, etc) within columns labeled Low, Medium, or High to complete a valid ENERGY STAR configuration.  These labels, Low, Medium, and High, refer to the level of energy efficiency and ENERGY STAR requires that they be grouped together, but you may mix and match within the levels.

The following ENERGY STAR system configuration rules will help you build your ENERGY STAR compliant system:

As of April 1, 2008 HP’s entire Personal Workstation line was the first in the category to achieve a ‘Gold’ listing – the highest rating products can achieve – in the Electronic Products Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT™).

The EPEAT registry is designed to help businesses easily evaluate, compare and select desktop computers, notebooks and monitors based on the products’ environmental attributes. EPEAT evaluates electronic products according to three tiers of environmental performance: Bronze, Silver and Gold. The program is sponsored by the Green Electronics Council, and its environmental criteria are defined by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

ENERGY STAR guidelines, released July 2007, focus on power performance in idle mode and overall power efficiency (80% efficient power supply is required). 
 
Plan to partner with HP for your workstation ENERGY STAR needs! 
 
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HP is an industry leader in offering 80 PLUS to customer as an option on select workstations! 
 
And remember, ENERGY STAR-compliant or not, a workstation with an 80 PLUS power supply can offer impressive energy savings! 

Get more information about HP’s commitment to green product design at: www.hp.com/go/energy

Get a comprehensive view of HP global environmental leadership at: www.hp.com/hpinfo/globalcitizenship/environment