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computing flash cards
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- 1stores the programs parts of operating system and the files currently being used.RAM
- 2stores all the programs, operating systems and files needed for the computer system to run.Hard Drive
- 3Fetches decodes executes or intstrusctionsCPU
(central-processing-unit)
- 4The number of processors in the CPU which run the fetch decode and execute cycle at the same time.Cores
- 5How many times the CPU can do fetch decode execute per second.Clock Speed
- 6The speed measurement used for the CPU.Hertz
- 7Data is written and read with a laser. CDs, DVDs and Blu-Ray are examples of this type of storage.Optical storage
- 8Data is stored by magnetising the surface of flat, circular plates called platters. These platters rotate at a very high speed.magnetic storage
- 9Uses microchips to store data instead of magnetised disks and do not contain any moving parts.solid state storage
- 10The amount of data a component can hold (measured in bytes).Capacity
- 11How robust/hard wearing the storage device is.Durability
- 12How easy the storage device can be used on other devices.Portability
- 13How fast a component can read or write data to another component (such as the RAM and hard drive).Read/write speed
- 14Good value for money.Cost effective
- 152 processors in the CPUDual core
- 164 processors in the CPU.Quad core
- 17To store instructions or data that is frequently used, previously used or next to be used.Cache
- 18Used to allow more programs or data to be loaded when the RAM is insufficient.Virtual memory
- 19Storage used for a computer system to save data, even when there is no power connected to it.Secondary storage
- 20All of the parts inside the computer system to make it work.Computer component
- 21Data is deleted from the component when there is no power connected.Volatile
- 22Data is not deleted from the component when there is no power connected.Non volatile
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- Fichas sobre computing flash cards, creado por Thomas Rogers el 24/01/2018.
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- Thomas Rogers · ene 2018
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