RAM requires a constant voltage to retain information. So by turning the PC off, all data in the RAM is lost.
RAM is called volatile memory, because data can only be stored within the RAM when there is constant power to the computer. Meaning as soon as the the computer looses power then all of the data that was stored within the RAM is erased.
Data stored in nvram is erased
Any unsaved data will be lost when the power is shut off.
A standard ROM or PROM cannot be erased, only erasable PROM can be erased. It is done with either UV light or electronically depending on the type of EPROM.
RAM is volatile, because whenever the computer looses power then all of the data that was stored in the RAM is erased. Non-volatile would be a hard drive, because even after the computer looses power the memory still stays.
ROM is involatile because its name means Read Only Memory, hinting that the data stored on it cannot be altered. The word involatile means long term and not changeable.
Data Stored in the NVRAM will be erased
ROM isn't erased when you turn the power off, whereas RAM is.
A drawback for RAM is that it is volatile memory. This means that whenever the computer is turned off all of the data that was stored in the RAM is erased.
In cut through switch received data is directly forwarded to the destination & in the store and forward switch received data is stored in the switch for future use and then forwarded to the destination.
RAM - is a temporary storage area for the computer to use. However - once the power is switched off - the RAM memory is erased. Therefore - any programs and data are stored on the hard-drive.
The data would get erased.