System Memory 3.2 Flashcards
used to load applications and files into a non persistent and fast storage area
Random Access Memory (RAM)
High speed memory
Cache
Mass storage device that holds more data but is slower than a cache
Storage
permanent storage area
Mass Storage Device
Temporary storage area / non persistent storage
Random access Memory (RAM)/ system memory
Pulls the files from the disc into memory and replaces the old file
Disk Cache
uses an electronic system that can access the RAM with instant speed
Mechanical system
Processor reaching the files inside RAM
Addressing Memory
put any size of module in any slot
Single bank
Calculated based on the bus speed and the width of the data bus
Throughput
Requires installation of banks in pairs
Paired Bank
Most common type of memory
Dual Data Rate
Oldest type of memory that requires frequent refreshing
Dynamic RAM (DRAM)
First memory module that operates at the same speed as the motherboard
Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM)
Doubles the transfer speed of an SRAM module
Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (DDR SDRAM)