System Evaluation Final Triage

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  1. size="7,10"
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  server        [label="Do we want it for a\nSERVER?\n(see note)", fontsize="11"]
  keep          [label="KEEP the system", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"]
  recycle       [label="RECYCLE the system", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"]
  tardis        [label="TARDIS", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"]
  superfast     [label="Does it have a\n1500 MHz or faster proc?", fontsize="11"]
  ddr           [label="Does it have\nDDR memory slots?", fontsize="11"]
  fastenough    [label="Does it have a\n500 MHz or faster proc?", fontsize="11"]
  rambus        [label="Does it have\nRAMBUS memory slots?", fontsize="11"]
  fastrambus    [label="Does it have a\n900 MHz or faster proc?", fontsize="11"]
  missingparts  [label="Is it\nMISSING PARTS\n(like a side panel)?", fontsize="11"]
  blowncaps     [label="Are there any\nBLOWN CAPS?", fontsize="11"]
  whitehole     [label="We will take this\nSERVER\nto the White Hole", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"]
  
  start        -> server
  server       -> whitehole [label="YES"]
  server       -> ddr [label="NO"]
  ddr          -> tardis [label="YES"]
  ddr          -> superfast [label="NO"]
  superfast    -> tardis [label="YES"]
  superfast    -> rambus [label="NO"]
  rambus       -> fastrambus [label="YES"]
  rambus       -> fastenough [label="NO"]
  fastrambus   -> tardis [label="YES"]
  fastrambus   -> recycle [label="NO"]
  fastenough   -> recycle [label="NO"]
  fastenough   -> missingparts [label="YES"]
  missingparts -> blowncaps [label="NO"]
  missingparts -> recycle [label="YES"]
  blowncaps    -> keep [label="NO"]
  blowncaps    -> recycle [label="YES"]
 }

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Servers:

  • have RACK MOUNT cases, or
  • have XEON processors, or
  • have DUAL PROCESSOR capability AND their processors are P-III or better