Chapt. 1 Memory Tables Flashcards
This hard drive is least expensive and readily available
Hard Disk Drive
This hard drive has the highest capacity
Hard Disk Drive
This hard drive has the slowest speed due to moving parts and magnetic disks.
Hard Disk Drive
This hard drive has moving parts that can wear over time.
Hard Disk Drive
This hard drive is the most expensive but the prices are dropping.
Solid State Drive
This hard drive has the lowest capacity but improving
Solid State Drive
This hard drive has the fastest speed.
Solid State Drive
This hard drive has no moving parts.
Solid State Drive
This hard drive has a mid-range cost.
Solid State Hybrid Drive
This hard drive blends high capacity with fast solid-state cache for most used files.
Solid State Hybrid Drive
This hard drive blends fast solid-state cache with slower magnetic storage.
Solid State Hybrid Drive
This hard drive has moving parts that can wear out but has a lower spinning rate.
Solid State Hybrid Drive
This memory type has 200 pins, a notch after pin 20, 67.6mm long and 30mm high with the notch closer to the short end.
DDR
This memory type has 200 pins, a notch after pin 20 with the notch being closer to the long end.
DDR2
This memory type has 204 pins, a notch after pin 36, 67.6mm long and 30mm high.
DDR3