"Main" is not a precise term. The memory that is closest to the processor (often integrated on the same chip is the cache memory (there are often different levels of cache), just beyond the processor but still on the motherboard is the significantly larger Random Access Memory (RAM) which is solid state but needs power continuously to refresh itself - this memory is emptied when the computer is powered down. Beyond the motherboard is the memory that is not volatile (does not reset on powering down) it used to be "hard disk drives" (HDD), spinning disks covered with magnetic particles; now you can purchase Solid State Drives (SDD) which have no moving parts at all and that interface with the computer in exactly the same way with the same cables and all as the HDD did.
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mini computer/main frame computers
you have to get a memory card and hook it in the computer
Right click 'My Computer' -> properties
micro computers can occupy physically a small amount of space compared to main frame and mini computer, as we all know for today that super computers are the most fastest high performance system and also has a largest memory.
Yes, with a small disclaimer. A micro computer, also known as a computer chip or chip is tiny, generally smaller than your finger. The memory available here is contained inside the chip. Size generally around kilo Bytes to mega Bytes. A mini computer is big. It is like a personal computer on steroids but still not as good a super computer. When referring to the memory here we usually think of separate memory modules, just like what you have in your home computer. Size generally from Giga Bytes and up. A mini computer does however consist of chips and this is where my disclaimer comes in. Chips interface external memory (which is also built of chips..) and the only limit here depends on how much the chip can address. Forgive my sloppiness and note that a micro computer chip is quite different from a memory chip, as the memory chip mainly stores and trancieves data while the micro computer can also execute a man made program...
Dell's Mini 9 netbook computer starts at $249 on www.dell.com. The price begin to climb once certain features, such as memory and disk space are added.
The address of the Westmoreland Mini Library is: 315 Main, Westmoreland, 66549 M
a] mini computer , b] micro computer c] main frame computer d] super computer
Super mini computers is a high speed performance compared to ordinary mini computer. and also has a large amount of memory compare to mini computers and also most powerful type of mini computers, capabilities more commonly associated with mainframes.
a main frame computer is a large-scale computers but a super computer are larger than mainframe while a mini computer is smaller in size, have lower processing speed and also have lower cost than mainframe computers.
Usually, a 'mini-dump' occurs when a computer encounters an error in a program. This causes the computer to write the contents of the memory to disc. This is so the user can (if they wish) report the error and forward the contents of the mini-dump to the program vendor - so their technical team can see what happened, and if necessary re-write the software to cure the problem.