Multi-format card readers are not in any way slower than single-format readers.
The answer is yes. Windows has a file on your hardrive called a page file that it uses for additional memory if the normal memory (RAM) gets full. Hard disk is much slower than memory so yes, it becomes vastly slower.
Cache memory is smaller and quicker, primary memory larger and slower.
When your PC runs of of physical memory - it uses the hard drive as memory so it's much slower when it gets to that point.
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Running a memory chip faster than it was intended (used most often) is called over-clocking. So, if you run a memory chip slower than it was intended it could be called under-clocking.
Answer(Techsupport)Resolution: RAM and virtual memory are two different things. Virtual memory allows you to use a portion of your hard drive as though it were RAM. Your hard drive is up to 100 times slower than RAM, so virtual memory is much slower than RAM. When you upgrade your RAM, you can reduce or eliminate the use of virtual memory. Upgrading RAM makes memory available to complete tasks previously handled by virtual memory.
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Yes, this is called shared memory. But it isn't useful, its mostly a gimmick because the memory speed is much slower than a graphics card with dedicated memory.
Non-compatible memory will work much slower then intended and may actually keep your computer from running in rare cases.
Virtual memory management assist in the process of multitasking by providing extra memory when a computer has used up all its RAM. Virtual memory is however slower than RAM.
There are more than 2 types of memory. RAM has to be very fast in order for the computer to work quickly enough. Magnetic memory and WORM memory can be slower but is persistent (retains its information when the power is shut off)
Access Time in nanosecondsExample:Access Time: 8ns