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October 1996, Week 1

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Hans Fohrman <[log in to unmask]>
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Hans Fohrman <[log in to unmask]>
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> My current client has a 937 and a 947. They have decided to stick with the
> 3000 for awhile longer, but need more horsepower. Their thought is to dump
> the 937 and get a "987". This is the part where I'm confused.
>
> Does HP still sell 987's new, or would this have to be purchased
> remanufactured, or from a third-party vendor? (I checked the info on Jazz;
> it looks like the 987's are no longer available from HP.)
>
> Is this even a wise choice at this point? Would a 9x8 box (or later) be a
> "better" choice?
>
> As PowerHouse 7.x is the primary development environment, would it be best
> to approach Cognos first to see how much box we can afford?
>
> TIA for your wisdom and experience!
>
> --Glenn Cole
> Software al dente, Inc.
> [log in to unmask]  <-- client site
> [log in to unmask]      <-- always

Hi.

I see 2 ways for your uppgrade.

1. You can buy a remarked 987 uppgrade. HP is seling this upgrade
   in Europe and I think that you can buy it in US also.
   I Just had a customer that did that upgrade and he had about
   3 times the performance. He added 128MB memory as well.

2. Upgrade to a new mashine. I would surgest a 9x9KS . For exaple a
   969KS/120 will give you 4 times rel performance.

regards
Hewlett Packard Sweden
Accont Support

Hans Fohrman

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