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A recent question asks, "How do I find the cause for a huge difference in performance between two identical servers?How do I find the cause for a huge difference in performance between two identical servers?"

This appears to be getting shot down as "Not a Real Question" and I'm somewhat confused as to why:

  • The question describes a real problem that the asker is experiencing.
  • A good, canonical answer to this question surely could be valuable to future visitors.
  • The question asks for general strategies -- what to look for and how -- and is not requesting product recommendations.

Why would this not be a real and appropriate question?

A recent question asks, "How do I find the cause for a huge difference in performance between two identical servers?"

This appears to be getting shot down as "Not a Real Question" and I'm somewhat confused as to why:

  • The question describes a real problem that the asker is experiencing.
  • A good, canonical answer to this question surely could be valuable to future visitors.
  • The question asks for general strategies -- what to look for and how -- and is not requesting product recommendations.

Why would this not be a real and appropriate question?

A recent question asks, "How do I find the cause for a huge difference in performance between two identical servers?"

This appears to be getting shot down as "Not a Real Question" and I'm somewhat confused as to why:

  • The question describes a real problem that the asker is experiencing.
  • A good, canonical answer to this question surely could be valuable to future visitors.
  • The question asks for general strategies -- what to look for and how -- and is not requesting product recommendations.

Why would this not be a real and appropriate question?

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A recent question asks, "How do I find the cause for a huge difference in performance between two identical servers?"

This appears to be getting shot down as "Not a Real Question" and I'm somewhat confused as to why. The asker appears to have provided a reasonable amount of information about the issue. The question asks for general strategies -- what to look for and how -- and is not requesting product recommendations.:

  • The question describes a real problem that the asker is experiencing.
  • A good, canonical answer to this question surely could be valuable to future visitors.
  • The question asks for general strategies -- what to look for and how -- and is not requesting product recommendations.

Why would this not be a real and appropriate question?

A recent question asks, "How do I find the cause for a huge difference in performance between two identical servers?"

This appears to be getting shot down as "Not a Real Question" and I'm confused as to why. The asker appears to have provided a reasonable amount of information about the issue. The question asks for general strategies -- what to look for and how -- and is not requesting product recommendations.

Why would this not be a real question?

A recent question asks, "How do I find the cause for a huge difference in performance between two identical servers?"

This appears to be getting shot down as "Not a Real Question" and I'm somewhat confused as to why:

  • The question describes a real problem that the asker is experiencing.
  • A good, canonical answer to this question surely could be valuable to future visitors.
  • The question asks for general strategies -- what to look for and how -- and is not requesting product recommendations.

Why would this not be a real and appropriate question?

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Skyhawk
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How is this question NARQ?

A recent question asks, "How do I find the cause for a huge difference in performance between two identical servers?"

This appears to be getting shot down as "Not a Real Question" and I'm confused as to why. The asker appears to have provided a reasonable amount of information about the issue. The question asks for general strategies -- what to look for and how -- and is not requesting product recommendations.

Why would this not be a real question?