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Think of it as a temporary space or "Blackboard" or "workspace" for your CPU.
Like the top of your desk. Limited amounts of things can be worked on at the same time but the access is much faster for things in "Ram" or on the top of your desk. The desk drawers or file cabinets might be a hard drive or disk drive. You can still get stuff from them but slower. But they hold a lot more.
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Does the maximum RAM depend on the processor?
The maximum amount of RAM supported by a computer depends on the processor and the motherboard.
What part of the computer helps when the computer starts up?
RAM and processor.
Is ram brain of the computer?
The processor would be considered to be the brain of the computer. RAM is just part of the working memory of the computer.
Which computer is fast a computer with prossesor speed of 550Mhz and 128Mb RAM or computer with processor speed of 550Mhz and 256Mb RAM?
computer with prossesor speed of 550Mh and 128Mb RAM
How does a computer processor communicate with the rest of a computer?
motherbourd and north brige for the ram
Is a computer with a 3.2ghz quadcore processor and 4 gb of ram a very fast computer?
depends on the type of processor and the mhz speed of the ram but this sounds like a decent PC
Example of primary memory?
The memory that the computer processor accesses directly is primary memory. It is wired directly to the processor. RAM is primary memory on a computer.
Are processor is the brain of computer?
yes the processor does all the calculations and the RAM helps to push it through
What are the three main component of a computer?
processor, ram, motherboard
Does the lag on your computer depend on the monitor?
No. It depends on your processor and the amount of RAM you have.
Will any processor work with any computer?
No It won't. Your processor has to be compatible with motherboard and the type of ram your going to use.
Installing addons and toolbars can slow down computer?
True... add-ons and/or toolbars are loaded into memory (RAM)... The less RAM you have available to the computer's processor - the slower the computer runs.
