During normal operation, there are several possible things RAM can contain. The most accepted answer is likely the programs you are currently running. However, RAM also contains the operating system. In addition, unused RAM likely contains random data and perhaps some data from programs that were previously running in that session.
The CMOS RAM, or computer motherboard operation system with rapid access memory can be accessed through the bios during startup. Typically repeatedly pushing the key F10 with give access.
RAM (random access memory)
Yes you can if you don't have enough ram for a operation but it is extremely slow.
Computer RAM is used only during operation. It's called "volatile memory", meaning that every time the computer is turned off, everything that has been stored on RAM is deleted. Computer disk is a "non volatile" storage medium, meaning that programs and data will (hopefully) be available next time you turn on the computer. RAM is necessary for normal operation of the computer. Programs and data that are essential to the immediate operations of the computer are loaded into RAM as the computer starts and when you start applications. Insufficient RAM may cause the computer to run very slow, if at all. Since nothing is stored on RAM when the computer is turned off, increasing the amount of RAM should not negatively affect any data that is currently stored on your computer.
it will contain 2 kilobyte
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"store" means to place so it can be retained. That would be the hard drive. during operation, information is placed in RAM and on the hard drive.
It is much bigger than a normal computers RAM. Going into Terabytes.
Found the problem, one of my RAM memories was defective.
Contain temporary processing data
it means your onboard video is eating some of your ram. its normal.
No.