System Memory 3.2 Flashcards

1
Q

used to load applications and files into a non persistent and fast storage area

A

Random Access Memory (RAM)

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2
Q

High speed memory

A

Cache

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3
Q

Mass storage device that holds more data but is slower than a cache

A

Storage

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4
Q

permanent storage area

A

Mass Storage Device

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5
Q

Temporary storage area / non persistent storage

A

Random access Memory (RAM)/ system memory

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6
Q

Pulls the files from the disc into memory and replaces the old file

A

Disk Cache

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7
Q

uses an electronic system that can access the RAM with instant speed

A

Mechanical system

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8
Q

Processor reaching the files inside RAM

A

Addressing Memory

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9
Q

put any size of module in any slot

A

Single bank

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10
Q

Calculated based on the bus speed and the width of the data bus

A

Throughput

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10
Q

Requires installation of banks in pairs

A

Paired Bank

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11
Q

Most common type of memory

A

Dual Data Rate

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12
Q

Oldest type of memory that requires frequent refreshing

A

Dynamic RAM (DRAM)

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13
Q

First memory module that operates at the same speed as the motherboard

A

Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM)

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14
Q

Doubles the transfer speed of an SRAM module

A

Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (DDR SDRAM)

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15
Q
  • Higher latency and has faster access to -the external bus
  • Speeds 4.2 GB/s
A

Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (DDR2 SDRAM)

16
Q
  • Runs at a lower voltage and at a higher speed than DDR2
  • Speed 10.6 GB/s
A

Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (DDR3 SDRAM)

17
Q

Uses two different memory modules to increase the performance and throughput

A

Multi-channel memory

18
Q
  • Uses one memory module on one bus
  • 64 bit data bus
A

single channel

19
Q

Requires 2 memory modules and 2 memory slots on the motherboard

  • runs 128 bit data bus
A

Dual Channel

20
Q

uses 3 memory modules and 3 memory slots

  • runs 192 bit data bus
A

triple channel

21
Q
  • uses 4 memory modules and 4 memory slots
  • runs 256 bit data bus
A

quad channel

22
Q

Give faster speeds and add memory for storage

A

Multiple modules

23
Q

standard memory that doesn’t check for errors and allows data to be put in or taken out

A

Non-Parity Memory

24
Q

Performs basic error checking and ensures the memory contents are reliable

A

Parity Memory

25
Q

detects and corrects an error

A

Error Correcting Code (ECC)

26
Q

Additional hardware between memory and CPU

A

Buffered / Registered memory

27
Q

supports ECC modules

A

Motherboard

28
Q

has an internal error checking for its modules

A

DDR5

29
Q

Space on a hard drive that is allocated by the OS and pretends to be memory

A

Virtual memory / Page File

30
Q

A file that is hidden on a storage device and pretends as system memory

A

Page File / Swap Space