Typically for faster transfer rates to the CPU (also notice that RAM is in between the CPU and the Hard drive connectors)
Passenger side near the right of side of near entrance of the door near floor.
USB sticks also called flash drives are a small rectangle of computer memory. Magnets reset or wipe all information on computer memory.
Your computer will have more issues when you hard rive is near full as it uses something called virtual memory. This memory is really hard drive space that the systems uses like CPU memory. The computer will be spending more time looking around your drive and finding space then doing work you want. Two ways to cure this is to get a larger drive or more memory.
This can sometimes occur when your computer's system resources are low (low physical memory or near-full page file).
No, computer memory is controlled by electricity flowing through the ram modules. However it can effect a computer's Hard Drive which is where you store your data, the data is stored on Hard Drives by magnetic arms on the platters within. It is probably a good idea to avoid having magnets near your computer regardless just to be on the safe side.
Does it affect a laptop or desktop when an activated mobile phone is kept near to them?
cache memory
It should not be kept near mobile phones because it can erase the information on your phone, the magnet can damage the mobile phone
I dont think that leaving water, or small children near a computer is a good idea.
A computer, apparently.
A computer, apparently.
Your PC is near maxed out - if you add more programs you are likely to experience freezes and crashes, adding more memory would cover more programs if added.