Plug in you USB flash drive to the USB port and go to MY COMPUTER, then RIGHT CLICK on the DEVICE and click on READY BOOST
They are both storage devices -They are both binary system to represent data
No, both use proprietary memory sticks made by Sony. The PSP uses the Pro Duo memory stick, the Vita uses a PSVita Memory Card. This is not the same as a Micro SD card and it is not compatible with one.
The Kingston ValueRAM 2GB 800MHz PC2-6400 DDR2 CL5 SODIMM is a type of laptop memory (RAM) module designed for notebooks that use DDR2 memory technology. With a frequency of 800MHz and a CAS latency of 5 (CL5), it offers a balance between performance and efficiency for basic computing tasks. This SODIMM (Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module) form factor is specifically designed for laptops, making it suitable for upgrading or replacing existing memory in compatible devices.
its not possible to use a broadband stick on a ps3 yet.
No, one cannot save a PlayStation game without the use of a Memory Card. The original PlayStation lacks internal storage and relies on Memory Cards to create game saves. The same applies to the PlayStation 2, although the 40GB HDD accessory allows the creation of game saves on the internal hard drive. With the release of the PlayStation 3, game saves are created on the internal hard drive, negating the requirement for a separate memory card.
RAM - is a temporary storage area for the computer to use. However - once the power is switched off - the RAM memory is erased. Therefore - any programs and data are stored on the hard-drive.
RAM stands for Random Access Memory. It is a form of computer data storage, and stores all of your documents and files on the computer.
RAM (Random Accessed Memory) is "temporary" storage. It is temporary because the type we use in desktops PC's is called, volatile. This means, when power is lost, so is all data stored in memory.
No. All RAM has to run at the same speed. The USB bus is much slower than the memory bus inside.
If you are asking about some sort of storage, you have MEMORY and STORAGE SPACE. Memory (RAM) temporarily sores data for current use. A CD/DVD or Hard drive would be some sort of storage space.
It is very common for new computer users to be confused by what parts in the computer are memory. Although both the hard drive and RAM are considered memory, it is more appropriate to refer to RAM as "memory" or "primary memory" and a hard drive as "storage" or"secondary storage" and not memory. When a program such as your Internet brower is open, it is loaded from your hard drive and placed into RAM, which allows that program to communicate with the processor at higher speeds. Anything you save to your computer such as a picture or video is sent to your hard drive for storage. When someone asks how much memory is in your computer, it is likely between 1GB and 8GB of Random Access Memory (RAM) and several hundred Gigs of hard disk drive memory (storage). In other words, You will almost always have more hard drive space than RAM.
ROM (Read-only memory) is storage used in the older computers. It can not be modified or changed in any way. It is mainly used to distribute firmware. RAM (Random-access memory) is a form of storage data, which most modern computers use. RAM can be bought in strips and slot into computers circuit boards.
It is mainly used for temporary storage of data.It is also known as volatile memory. If the system gets turned off,the data stored on RAM gets erased.
The Compaq Presario come with 128 Megabyte of memory. The motherboard has up to 1 Gigabyte capicity of memory space. If you want to upgrade your memory, you can use a RAM Stick.
There is 2 different types of memory used in computers. One is the working memory or Random Access Memory. The other type of the storage or Hard Disk. RAM is cleared when the computer is switched off. Hard Disks has a life of years.
No. RAM is a volatile memory storage used for the temporary storage of programs and the data associated with the programs. Computers use RAM to speed up the loading times of programs because retrieving a program from the hard drive is significantly much slower.
RAM is not an auxiliary memory. Auxiliary memory, also known as secondary storage, is used to store and hold data for a longer period of time. Secondary storage is non-volatile, and it holds data even when power is off. A typical example of auxiliary memory is a hard disk or flash drive. Read Only Memory or RAM is a short-term memory that typically stores machine code and working data. Unlike auxiliary memory, RAM is volatile, which means that the memory is retained till the power is ON.RAM has less storage as compared to secondary storage and is used for immediate data storage needs. The data access time for RAM is much faster than any other auxiliary memory. Difference between RAM and Auxiliary memory: Accessibility: RAM is directly accessed by the CPU, while the CPU can not directly access auxiliary Memory Volatility: RAM is Volatile, while Auxiliary Memory is Non-Volatile. Size: RAM is small in size. Auxiliary Memory is generally large in size as compared to RAM. Access Speed: The access time of RAM is very fast, while it takes more time to access Auxiliary Memory. Cost: RAM is much costlier than Auxiliary Memory. Memory: RAM is an internal memory, while the latter is an external memory. Data: In RAM, the data or instructions to be executed are copied to the main Memory, whereas Auxiliary Memory has the data which is to be stored permanently. Use of RAM: RAM is used for immediate storage and data retrieval.RAM processes instructions much faster than any auxiliary memory. To accomplish a task, operating systems load data from the auxiliary memory(Hard disk) into RAM. When the task is done, this data is cleared from RAM. Whenever a new program or file is opened, the operating system loads it into RAM. Suppose you open a file that is already saved on your computer, then the OS locates that file in the secondary memory, and then its information is copied onto RAM. Accessibility from RAM is much faster than that from secondary memory. While we save a document or any program files, the data gets stored or copied to the hard disk, and when you close that program, its corresponding files are removed from RAM. This helps in clearing memory from RAM so that it can be used for the next program you open or run. However, if by any chance you did not save the data (power failure), then that data is gone, as RAM is volatile and temporary storage. RAM also helps in the faster loading of previously-opened programs or applications. When we first open the application, it takes a longer time to load. However, the next time it is accessed, it is loaded instantly.RAM keeps track of frequently opened applications which in turn helps in the fast loading of those applications. In conclusion, we can say that RAM is a primary memory rather than an Auxiliary memory. It is a volatile storage that helps in the fast access of applications and is directly accessed by the CPU.