What is the High Density Storage (HDS) Option kit?

Question

Options

• ATwo HDS drive cage modules that can convert two 3.5-inch drive bays into four 2.5-inchbays
• BAkit that contains two 2.5-inch SATA or SAS hard drives to install in the interior of an HP Z840
• CAkit to convert the standard DDR3 DIMM slots to the new DDR4 DIMM slots
• DAkit to convert the standard HP 2840 workstation to a rack mountable system

• A
  89% (24)
• B
  7% (2)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

The High Density Storage (HDS) Option kit consists of two drive cage modules that physically convert two 3.5-inch drive bays into four 2.5-inch bays, effectively doubling storage slot density in systems like the HP Z workstations - which is exactly what option A describes.

Option B is wrong because HDS is a bay conversion hardware kit, not a bundle of pre-packaged drives. Option C is wrong because DDR3-to-DDR4 conversion involves memory slot architecture - completely unrelated to storage density. Option D is wrong because rack conversion involves chassis and mounting hardware, not drive bay reconfiguration.

Memory tip: Think of "High Density Storage" literally - you're increasing density by fitting more (smaller 2.5") drives into the same space previously used by fewer (larger 3.5") drives. If it's about packing more drives in, it's HDS.

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