Cades.md

@@ -39,27 +39,26 @@ bash $ ssh or-condo-login.ornl.gov
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 The [env/cades-cnms](env-cades-cnms) gives you some standard environment variables and puts the CNMS modules in your `$MODULEPATH`
 
-### Check current qos=std usage with 
+### Check current qos=std condo with 
 ```shell-session
 [you@or-condo-login02 ~]$ showq -w acct=cnms
 ```
+### Check current qos=std class=high_mem condo with
+```shell-session
+[you@or-condo-login02 ~]$ showq -w "acct=cnms,class=high_mem"
+```
 
-## Environment
-**32+ core Haswell/Broadwell Based**
 
-|                      type | memory     |feature code |
-| ----------------- | ------------ | ------------|
-| Haswell 2x16       |  125G            | hw32, std   |
-| Broadwell 2x18   |   125G            | bw36, std          |
-| High mem (bw36) | 251G           | high_mem   |
-|GPU haswell       | 251G               |k80_hw32, gpu,std |
-|GPU Broadwell  | 251G                |k80_bw36, gpu,std |
+## Environment
+**32-36 core Haswell/Broadwell Based**
 
-Most plentiful node is Haswell 2x16, i.e. hw32
+We have two guaranteed blocks of compute:
+1 . 1216 on -q batch (includes both hw32 and bw36)
+2 . 1200~ on -q high_mem (these are all bw36)
 
-* unless stated modules are optimized for hw32. 
+* unless stated modules are optimized for hw32 but run just as well on bw36 
 * use of no feature code results in std
-* mixes of node types can cause crashes 
+* high_mem and gpu nodes are now on separate queues. Neglect the feature code and use the correct queue
 
 ** MOAB Torque Cluster **