Which type of processors are available in HP t620 and t620 Plus flexible thin clients?

Question

Options

• ANvidiaTegra
• BSamsung Exynos
• CDual core or quad core
• DEight core or sixteen core

• B
  4% (1)
• C
  88% (23)
• D
  8% (2)

Explanation

Option C is correct because the HP t620 and t620 Plus flexible thin clients are powered by AMD processors that come in either dual-core (e.g., AMD GX-209JA) or quad-core (e.g., AMD GX-415GA) configurations, giving buyers a performance tier choice within the same thin client family.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Nvidia Tegra): Tegra is a mobile/embedded ARM-based SoC made by Nvidia, primarily used in tablets and automotive systems - not HP enterprise thin clients.
• B (Samsung Exynos): Exynos is Samsung's proprietary ARM processor line used in Samsung's own mobile devices, not HP hardware.
• D (Eight core or sixteen core): These core counts far exceed what the t620 platform supports; thin clients prioritize low power and cost over high core counts.

Memory tip: Think "t620 = 2 or 4 cores" - the number 6 sits between 2 and 4, reminding you it's the dual/quad AMD options, not mobile chips (Tegra/Exynos) or workstation-class core counts.

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