Chapter 4 Review Flashcards

1
Q

DDR4 RAM modules have how many pins?

168

240

288

184

A
  • 288 pins -

SDRAM has 168 pins

DDR has 184 pins

DDR2 & DDR3 has 240 pins

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2
Q

Which type of RAM sticks have 240 pins?

DDR6

DDR3

SDRAM

DDR4

A

DDR3

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3
Q

Which RAM would typically be installed into a laptop computer?

ECC

SPD RAM

SDRAM

SO-DIMMs

A
  • SO-DIMMs -

Laptops and other small electronics use SO-DIMM

ECC RAM is usually found in server grade computers

SDRAM is an early generation of RAM technology but it is not specific to laptops

There is no such thing as SPD RAM

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4
Q

Which type of RAM can function even if one of its memory chips fail?

SO-DIMMs

ECC

Double sided RAM

Dual channel RAM

A
  • ECC -

Error correction code (ECC) RAM and parity RAM can function with a failed memory chip

SO-DIMMs are small outline (form factor) memory modules

Dual-channel is technology that supports simultaneous access to multiple RAM modules

Double-sided RAM are RAM modules they are organized into 4 bits

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5
Q

In what order should memory slots be filled?

A. Whatever order the motherboard manual specifies

B. Closest to the CPU to farthest from the CPU

C. Alternate slots starting farthest from the CPU

D. Farthest from the CPU to closest to the CPU

A

A. Whatever order the motherboard manual specifies

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6
Q

What should a technician do to improve performance if the virtual memory file is constantly full?

A. Increase the size of virtual memory file

B. Add more RAM to the computer

C. Close some applications

D. The technician should do nothing; virtual memory works best when the file is full

A

B. Add more RAM to the computer

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You are using the compTIA troubleshooting methodology to determine the cause of some faulty RAM. You theorize that one or more RAM modules might not be properly seated. You test the theory, and it seems like a probable assumption. What is your next step?

A. Identify the problem by removing all hardware components from the motherboard.

B. Remove the RAM and replace with new modules

C. Verify full system functionality by rebooting the PC

D. Implement the solution by reseating the RAM

A

D. Implement the solution by reseating the RAM

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