microsoft has a great page on this .. here is the link. hope it helps.. http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/reskit/en-us/Default.asp?url=/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/reskit/en-us/prdm_mtm_yrrm.asp
DVD's
A DVD-RAM has a capacity of 1.6 GB
When you buy a DVD-Ram you have to make sure that it is rated for DVD+/-RW, it usually says in on the computer, or on the box itself (if you bought the DVD-Ram separately) Most new DVD-Ram drives have DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-RW, DVD-DL, DVD+DL. But there are some companies that haven't implemented the + and the -
ram holds more
Generally, no. In general use, RAM is used to refer to your computer's RAM that loses its contents when it is powered off. A DVD-RAM retains its contents even when powered off, so it would not be RAM. Moreover, the DVD-RAM drive is just like another DVD drive that is connected to your CPU through the IDE controller, while RAM is connected to the CPU through the internal data buses.
Answer: The storage capacity of DVD RAM Single layer 4GB Double layer 8GB
Ram Raz has written: 'Essays on the architecture of the Hindus'
DVD and RAM are not permanent storage devices.
The different types of computer architecture makes it important to have different types of RAM that suit them. The architecture may be on the number of bits that the motherboard supports.
DVD-RAM is one of many available formats used for creating re-writeable dvd disks. These are typically used in camcorders and other devices that utilize re-recordable dvd disks.
DVD-RAM and DVD-RW disks are erasable and reusable
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