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1.2 Memory
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- 1What is one advantage of using virtual memory?It frees up space on your RAM to open other programs
- 2How does increasing the amount of RAM affect the performance of the computer system?More programs can be loaded at the same time.
- 3Which is NOT an example of flash memory?Magnetic hard disk drive (HDD)
- 4What are the main advantages of flash memory?Read/write speed and durability
- 5What does ROM typically store in a computer system?The system BIOS
- 6ROM can be edited by the computer user.FALSE
- 7Which of the following memory are volatile?RAM
- 8Which best describes virtual memory?An area of the secondary storage (e.g. hard drive) used by the operating system as extra RAM
- 9Which type of memory is used to store the programs and data currently being used by the computer system?Random Access Memory (RAM)
- 10What does "Insufficient RAM" meanNot enough storage space left to open any more programs.
- 11Which of the following memory are non volatile?ROM and Flash memory
- 12Which type of memory stores the data and instructions needed to boot up the computer system?Read Only Memory (ROM)
- 13Where is the virtual memory located?On the secondary storage (e.g. hard drive)
- 14Which type of memory is used to store programs and data when there is insufficient RAM?Virtual memory
- 15Non volatile memory means that…The data stored on the component is permanent unless deleted by the user. Therefore the data is not deleted from the component when there is no power is connected to it.
- 16Why might some manufacturers use flash memory instead of ROM?The BIOS can be upgraded to allow system improvements.
- 17Volatile memory means that…The data stored on the component is temporary. Therefore the data is deleted from the component when there is no power connected to it
- 18Virtual memory….Transfers data slower than RAM
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