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Wondering what ENERGY STAR®, EPEAT™ and other energy savings basics really mean to the bottom line?
Energy Efficiency is the way to go – but what does that exactly mean to your high-performance computing environment?
If you implement all that they tell you to, will your company really be saving money? Or is there a more efficient way to achieve environmental harmony?
Get a handle on the myths, methods, and, yes, the money saving aspects of energy efficiency for today’s computing environment.
Join us, on-demand, for a replay of a discussion with Paul Ford, Workstation Environmental Specialist, from Hewlett-Packard and hosted by Government Technology. |
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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 to complete a valid ENERGY STAR configuration. Key components (processors, graphics, hard drives) that are not included in these rules are not eligible for ENERGY STAR configurations Please note that some configurations have unique requirements including mandatory selection of a single or dual processor.
The following ENERGY STAR system configuration rules will help you build your ENERGY STAR compliant system:
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This system may require upgraded and/or separately purchased hardware and/or a DVD drive to install the Windows 7 software and take full advantage of Windows 7 functionality. See http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/ for details
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