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Table of contents

A strenuous design standard ................................................................................................................................................ 2

Brutal three-axis testing ........................................................................................................................................................ 2

Materials and chemical testing ............................................................................................................................................. 3

One system, multiple tests .................................................................................................................................................... 4

Enterprise-class qualication ............................................................................................................................................... 5

Exacting standards ................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Building reliable solutions ..................................................................................................................................................... 6

A system you can trust ........................................................................................................................................................... 6

Technical white paper

Building reliability into

HP Workstations

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Technical white paper Building reliability into HP Workstations Table of contents A strenuous design standard................................................................................................................................................. 2 Brutal three-axis testing......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Materials and chemical testing...........................................
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Technical white paper | Building reliability into HP Workstations System reliability is essential for workstation users. At HP, we recognize that professionals can’t settle for anything less than the highest levels of reliability. System crashes, component breakdowns, and sluggish performance can bring work to a halt and result in several hours or days of lost productivity.
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Technical white paper | Building reliability into HP Workstations Materials and chemical testing We achieve a high level of I/O, memory, and other component reliability through our adherence to strict standards for materials selection and our tight control of the HP-approved vendor list. And we don’t stop there.
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Technical white paper | Building reliability into HP Workstations This same level of materials analysis was used during our conversion to low-halogen systems2. The HP Workstation R&D team did not treat all available unrestricted materials as acceptable options. We engaged in a thorough analysis of the new materials that would need to be used on workstation motherboards to ensure that the low-halogen materials met our reliability and performance expectations.
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Technical white paper | Building reliability into HP Workstations Enterprise-class qualification We carefully qualify many components that are selected for their enterprise-class reliability and performance, such as ECC memory, SSDs, graphics cards, and SAS hard drives. Our qualification processes start with industry-standard tests and benchmarks, but go above and beyond to also make use of proprietary HP test tools and techniques that have their origins in our long history in the workstation market.
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Technical white paper | Building reliability into HP Workstations Building reliable solutions At the broader ecosystem level, we work closely with our technology partners to deliver reliable workstation solutions. A few examples: • We work with leading independent software vendors (ISVs) through the HP Application Competency Centers, which are virtual teams that often include an HP engineer residing on site at the ISV.