What is HP Z TurDo Drive?

Question

Options

• Aa PCIe SSD that offers signlficantlly greater performance than a SATA SSD at a comparable
• BPort that offers four times the bandwidth of a USB 3.0 port at a similar cost
• CAn energy efficiency value add that reduces energy costs by 50%
• DA processorperformance upgrade that speeds up data processing time at a lower cost than a

• B
  91% (32)
• C
  6% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Note: This question contains several transcription/OCR errors (e.g., "TurDo" likely = "Turbo", "signlficantlly", incomplete answer choices for A and D). More importantly, there appears to be a content error - the commonly accepted definition of the HP Z Turbo Drive matches option A (a PCIe SSD offering significantly greater performance than a SATA SSD), not option B.

Option B's description - "four times the bandwidth of USB 3.0 at a similar cost" - is the textbook definition of a Thunderbolt port (specifically Thunderbolt 2: ~20 Gbps vs. USB 3.0's ~5 Gbps), not the HP Z Turbo Drive.

If the marked answer (B) is truly correct on your exam, the question likely contains a labeling error - either the product name or the answer key is wrong. You should:

1. Cross-reference your course materials to see how your instructor defines "HP Z Turbo Drive."
2. If the source material defines it as a bandwidth/port spec matching B, memorize that definition for this specific exam.
3. Flag the discrepancy to your instructor, as answering correctly on the exam may require knowing the course-specific (possibly incorrect) definition rather than the industry-standard one.

Memory tip: For this exam, if you see "HP Z Turbo Drive" paired with bandwidth/USB comparisons, choose the port-bandwidth answer. But be aware this conflicts with HP's actual product definition.

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