Which of the following features differentiates the HP t620 series over the Dell 7000 series thin clients?

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Options

• AWES compatibility
• BActive thermal management
• CAMD Quad core CPUs
• DPCIe slot availability

• B
  90% (18)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

Active thermal management (ATM) is the distinguishing feature of the HP t620 series, which uses a fan-based active cooling system to dynamically regulate heat and sustain performance under load - a capability the Dell Wyse 7000 series, which relies on passive cooling, does not offer.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (WES compatibility): Both HP and Dell thin client lines support Windows Embedded Standard, making this a shared feature, not a differentiator.
• C (AMD Quad core CPUs): While the t620 does use AMD quad-core processors, the Dell Wyse 7000 series also employs AMD CPUs, so processor architecture alone doesn't set the HP apart.
• D (PCIe slot availability): The Dell Wyse 7000 series actually includes PCIe expansion support, so HP holds no exclusive claim here.

Memory tip: Think of the HP t620 as the "active" choice - it actively manages its own temperature, while Dell's passive approach is more hands-off. If the exam mentions thermal control or sustained-load environments, that's your cue to think HP t620 + Active Thermal Management.

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