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A "cold" system is placed into a computer center (cooling air/normally approximately 20?C168" F). With power on, the chip/layer temperature rapidly becomes close to room temperature, because the…
The correct answer is B. long-term damage (hair-cracks) on the computer boards D. lack of network connectivity after it is booted. https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19658-01/820-6175-12/install_pwr_on.html
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A "cold" system is placed into a computer center (cooling air/normally approximately 20?C168" F). With power on, the chip/layer temperature rapidly becomes close to room temperature, because the overall system is not being cooled due to the fact that the "cooling" air is warmer than the "cold" system. In such a scenario, the "warming up" period is probably complete within only 1-2 hours. What are two possible outcomes of this scenario?
Options
- Ainability to power-on the system after it is acclimatized
- Blong-term damage (hair-cracks) on the computer boards
- Cintermittent equipment failure
- Dlack of network connectivity after it is booted
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A6% (3)
- B81% (38)
- C13% (6)
Explanation
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19658-01/820-6175-12/install_pwr_on.html
Topics
#thermal acclimatization#condensation#cold system warmup#hardware failure modes
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