A motherboard nomally has slots for the addition or replacement of RAM modules. The particular type depends on the type of board. The manufacturer website or a memory manufacturer website can help you find out.
If you want to find this out without opening the case on desktop or laptop go to the crucial memory website and download the scanner tool. The Crucial System Scanner automatically analyzes your computer memory information and suggests an upgrade that's guaranteed compatible.
Memory Address numbers
Data and files
Information is stored in some kind of binary format in computers because computer memory is made out of binary digits (bits).
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It depends on what kind of camera it is. Go to where you bought your camera and ask.
it uses a magnetic North/South binary, where a north magnetic pull is a 1, and a south is a 0
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There are two important things too look out for. What kind of memory it is and the capacity of the motherboard. To find out what those are, just open the computer by removing the screws at the back of the computer. Just make sure that it is turned off and that it is not connected to any power supplies, or you might risk getting a shock. Find the model of the motherboard, it is usually printed in the middle of it and visit the brand's website. There it says how much memory the motherboard can support, and also what type of memory. Modern computers use DDR3, but some computers are only compatible with DDR2.
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A type of temporary data storage unit, which is very fast and can be accessed quick. It is used by operating system and programs. Data stored in memory is lost on power down.
Items collected from any Office program can be put onto the Office Clipboard. So that can include text, numbers, dates, graphics, pictures etc.
This is the first part of making memories and is part of short term memory formation. The term for making these is sometimes called chunking if the bits of information are long. Example: a phone number.