Storage Solutions Flashcards
In which scenarios would a magnetic hard drive be preferable to a solid-state drive? (Choose two)
When you want to store data for a very long time
When you need the device to be as physically small as possible
When you want better performance
When you need to archive a very large amount of data
When you need the device to be as quiet as possible
When you want to store data for a very long time
When you need to archive a very large amount of data
Which statements are correct in terms of comparing 2.5 inch to 3.5 inch drives? (Choose three)
- 5 inch drives are generally faster than 3.5 inch
- 5 inch drives are generally easier to install than 2.5 inch
- 5 inch drives are generally easier to install than 3.5 inch
- 5 inch drives are generally quieter than 2.5 inch
- 5 inch drives are generally quieter than 3.5 inch
- 5 inch drives are generally faster than 2.5 inch
- 5 inch drives are generally easier to install than 2.5 inch
- 5 inch drives are generally quieter than 3.5 inch
- 5 inch drives are generally faster than 2.5 inch
Which type of data is not supported on a DVD?
Music
Video
High-definition video
High-definition video
Which RAID level uses a parity calculation to allow for the reconstruction of lost data?
0
5
1
5
Which characteristic of solid-state drives uniquely distinguish them from magnetic hard drives?
They have no moving parts
They are physically larger
They have more storage space
They have no moving parts
What type of data would you most likely find on a Blu-ray disk? (Choose two)
Video games
Data
High-definition video
Software
Audio
Video games
High-definition video
A device is considered to be hot swappable if it supports which characteristic?
It can be connected or disconnected without turning off the device itself
It can be connected without installing any software
It can be connected or disconnected without turning off the host computer
It can be connected or disconnected without turning off the host computer
Hybrid hard drives combine which two features? (Choose two)
The speed of solid-state drives
The capacity of hard disk drives
The speed of hard disk drives
The volatility of memory
The lower noise of solid-state drives
The speed of solid-state drives
The capacity of hard disk drives
What is the storage capacity of a standard CD-ROM disk?
650-700 GB
1.44 MB
650-700 MB
650-700 MB
Why might you choose to avoid backing up important data to a flash drive?
Because flash memory devices are easily lost or stolen
Because flash memory devices are easily damaged
Because flash memory devices come in many formats
Because flash memory devices are easily lost or stolen
