Which optional HP Z440. Z640,and Z840 workstation feature can reduce bootup,calculation, and graphics response times?

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• AUEFI
• BThunderbolt 2
• CHP Z Turbo Drive
• DDDR4

• A
  4% (1)
• C
  91% (21)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

HP Z Turbo Drive is an optional NVMe SSD upgrade available for the Z440, Z640, and Z840 workstations that plugs directly into a PCIe slot, bypassing the slower SATA interface. This dramatically reduces boot times, accelerates data-intensive calculations, and improves graphics pipeline performance by delivering significantly higher read/write throughput than traditional drives.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. UEFI - UEFI is the firmware/boot interface standard, not optional on these workstations, and while it enables faster boot features, it isn't the feature specifically marketed for reducing all three (boot, calculation, graphics) response times.
• B. Thunderbolt 2 - Thunderbolt 2 is an external I/O interface for connecting peripherals; it doesn't directly accelerate internal boot or computation.
• D. DDR4 - DDR4 is the memory standard used in these workstations, but memory type is a baseline spec, not an optional feature marketed for this combined performance improvement.

Memory tip: Think "Z Turbo = Z Speed" - the word Turbo in the product name directly signals the purpose: speeding things up across boot, compute, and graphics workflows.

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