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Computing revision

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  1. 1CPUCentral Processing Unit
  2. 2Fetch Decode Execute cyclesIt fetches the data from the Cpu. Then the data is decoded. Then it is used (executed)
  3. 3Clock speedThe amount of fetch decode execute cycles are done per second
  4. 4HzWhat is used to measure Clock Speed
  5. 5Mother boardWhere all the components are connected
  6. 6CoresThe amount of fetch decode execute cycles are done at the same time
  7. 7CacheA bit of memory that is used for instructions. The data stored in it is closer to the CPU
  8. 8Main Memorythe main storage of a computer
  9. 9RAMRandom Accsess Memory
  10. 10ROMRead Only Memory
  11. 11Volatile MemoryMemory that is lost when the device is turned off
  12. 12Non-volatile MemoryMemory that is saved when the device is turned off
  13. 13Secondary StorageA non-volatile way of storing your files. It is also the furthest away from the Cpu.
  14. 14Virtual MemoryIf your RAM fills up a part of the secondary storage takes what should be in the RAM.
  15. 15Solid stateUses micro chips to store data. Has no moving parts
  16. 16MagneticHas moving discs called plates. These move around at a high speed
  17. 17OpticalA storage method that uses lasers to read the data. Normaly used in CD and DVDs
  18. 18LANLocal area Network
  19. 19WANWide area network
  20. 20WPANWide personal area network
  21. 21Ethical issueSomething which raises questions about right or wrong in the views of society
  22. 22Cultural issueAn issue which affects a particular group of people. A culture can be described as the values, beliefs and social behaviour of particular people or a society
  23. 23Peer to Peer network.Each computer stores files and acts as a server. Each computer has equal responsibility for providing data.
  24. 24Client server networkThe client-server model is the relationship between two computers in which one, the client

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Flashcards on Computing revision, created by Reece Darnell on 11/06/2018.
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