It isn't really the same type of memory nor is the method of storage easily compared. For example a computer can store 'one' as a single bit or as 3 bytes of ascii. The brain stores it very differently.
The processor would be considered to be the brain of the computer. RAM is just part of the working memory of the computer.
The main brain of your PC is your processor. But many other parts of your PC makes up its 'brains' such as the registers, main memory, cache memory. The brain of your PC would be its CPU or the central processing unit or the processor. It is the necessary part of your PC system to be able to carry out the instructions of a computer program. It is also the primary element carrying out the computer's functions.
The brain's right hemisphere controls non-visual memory, and the retention of non-visual information, so the right hemisphere of the brain would be the one that would be involved with the retrieval of a person's name from his or her memory.
Short term memory stores information temporarily for immediate use, like a phone number you're dialing. It has limited capacity and duration, typically holding about 7 items for around 20-30 seconds. Information is either transferred to long-term memory or forgotten if not rehearsed.
No it is not, the closest relation to a brain in the computer would be the Hard Drive and the CPU
If a computer has a "brain", it would be the CPU, or Central Processing Unit.
Any local computer store would have information on the memory ram of a computer. The employees of these computer stores are professionals and the information that they provide would be ideal.
If your brain doesn't have memory, it would be a pretty hard life. This could mean that a person does not have any friends or recollection of people around them.
Technically, no, but it is extremely suggested that you do, as the computer would be nearly useless without memory.
The hard drive is basically the computer's brain. It's a disc, which stores all of the computer's operating files and memory. Without the operating files, the computer wouldn't be able to start correctly; there would be nothing telling it to turn on the monitor, or start the cooling fans, or even recognize the mouse and keyboard. Without the memory, any updates or software installations would be immediately lost .
No, why would they? They simply just take up memory on the computer
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