Verification should match the work performed.
GhostCore's intended quality model avoids decorative benchmark claims. The verification plan should be appropriate to the actual build, repair, upgrade, or configuration and should be recorded as evidence rather than assumed.
Check the system, not just the symptom.
Depending on the authorized job, verification may include some of the following categories. The exact checks and pass/fail state belong in the job record.
POST / firmware state
Confirm expected boot behavior, firmware visibility, device detection, and configuration relevant to the completed work.
Memory & storage
Check capacity, detection, stability indicators, storage visibility, and configuration as the service requires.
CPU / GPU behavior
Exercise relevant compute and graphics paths to identify instability or configuration problems within the authorized test scope.
Thermals & cooling
Observe temperatures, fan behavior, airflow, pump/fan operation where applicable, and obvious thermal or acoustic issues.
Drivers & operating system
Confirm relevant drivers, updates, device state, and expected operating-system behavior after configuration work.
Final physical inspection
Inspect connectors, fasteners, cable routing, component support, service access, panels, and visible workmanship.