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Two metals might be used for the edge connectors of memory modules?
Gold or Tin
Which two metals might be used for the edge connectors of memory modules and memory in which slots they install?
Gold & Tin
What two metals might be used for the edge connectors of memory modules and memory in which slots they install?
They are either plated with tin or gold.
Two metals might be used for the edge connector of memory modules and memory in which slots they install?
Gold and Tin
What 2 metals might be used for the edge connectors of memory modules and memory in which the slots they install?
memory module edge connectors are typically gold plated copper printed circuit traces, the gold provides corrosion resistance while the copper underneath provides electrical connections to the memory chips mounted on the module (and is much cheaper than gold)the slots the memory modules install into are typically gold plated phosphor bronze springs, the gold provides corrosion resistance while the phosphor bronze (an alloy containing copper, zinc, tin, iron, and phosphorus) underneath provides both electrical connections and a strong springiness that plain copper (a very soft weak metal) could not, ensuring a solid physical/electrical contact with the memory module's contacts.
Is it better to keep as many support modules in the kernel as possible?
It depends. Obviously the more you have in the kernel the less you will have for resident memory. This may improve performance if these modules are in use, or it might just take up memory if they are not active. With dynamic loadable modules the idea was to install the module in the resident kernel if it were required at run time rather than compiling them into the kernel. This way an admin can load and unload the modules at will, assuming they know when the modules will be in use.
What is a disadvantage of using two 64-MB modules instead of a single 128-MB module in a system with three slots for memory modules?
There is no disadvantage other than you are using up slots that you might want to use later for upgrading.
What are the four basic modules of operating system might be required on a computer system where there is multiprogamming?
The system consists of CPU, Main Memory, I/O Module, and System Bus.
A friend has asked for help the computer hangs at odd times and sometimes gives insufficient memory errors the windows xp system has 512 mb ramone of the dimm modules might be going bad?
It's certainly possible - the easiest way to check - is to get hold of some spare memory modules - and install them in place of the ones they already have in their machine. If the computer runs perfectly with the replacement module - then you have your solution.
Can I upgrade my new Asus Zenbook. Upgrade means modifying it to make it better?
You can replace the internal harddisk with a higher capacity one and you might be able to expand the memory (if it is not already at maximum and the modules are socketed). It is unlikely there is anything else you can modify.
Will hd connector cables work on a regular tv?
A regular TV won't have HDMI connectors but it might have COMPONENT connectors, these will give you a extended definition picture.
List at least 4 things you can do if you receive memory errors during normal operation?
Memory ErrorsWell, without knowing the exact error, I'll give you four broad things you can check. . . Answer 11) check your BIOS to make sure that it is updated. Most will auto-update, but older ones you will need to enter the BIOS, let it auto update, and exit and save. 2) Make sure that the chips are seated correctly3) Make sure that you are using the correct chips for your board4) Enable boot logging to see if there are any specific errors during the boot process.Answer 2Remove and install the moduleCheck that you have the right memory modules supported by your MOBO , verify thru CMOSCheck that you have installed the right module size, as stated in MOBO documentationRemove the newly installed memory and check for error, switch memory socketsClean the module edge connectors with a soft cloth or contact cleaner, blow or vacuum dust from memory slotsFlash BIOS, BIOS might have problems with the new memoryPG 295/296 Jean Andrews A+ book, good luck! :)Answer 3remove and reinstall the module,check that you have the right memory modules supported by your motherboard,check that you have installed the right module size as stated in the motherboard documentation,and remove the newly installed memory and check whether the error message disappears.Answer 41. Check what memory/type your systems RAM is and insert more once purchased (upto 1GB) 2. Delete unwanted to unused programs or documents so save more memory3. Defragment your PC/Laptop (will delete unused programs and more folders)3 Main things.
