HP0-S45 · Question #57
A company Is upgrading its data center to HP ProLiant Gen9 servers An integrator is investigating whether this upgrade win allow them to decrease cooling costs by operating IT Equipment inlet air…
The correct answer is C. The company needs the Gen9 servers to comply with American Society of Heating. The ASHRAE guidelines for data center operation suggest thermal ranges of operation for IT equipment that are commonly accepted by many data center administrators and facility Table. 2011 ASHRAE thermal guidelines for data centers
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A company Is upgrading its data center to HP ProLiant Gen9 servers An integrator is investigating whether this upgrade win allow them to decrease cooling costs by operating IT Equipment inlet air temperature close to 104?F (40?C). Under which circumstance should the integrator plan to keep the IT Equipment inlet air temperature below 95?F (35?c)?
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- AThe company wants to use HP Intelligent Power Distribution Units (IPDUs) with me Gen9 servers.
- BThe company is not upgrading all servers al once, and data center rooms will contain a mix of
- CThe company needs the Gen9 servers to comply with American Society of Heating.
- DThe company does not want to invest in the advanced licensing required to obtain the higher
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A16% (8)
- B8% (4)
- C73% (37)
- D4% (2)
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The ASHRAE guidelines for data center operation suggest thermal ranges of operation for IT equipment that are commonly accepted by many data center administrators and facility Table. 2011 ASHRAE thermal guidelines for data centers
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