Computer Memory

Single Inline Memory Module, used to refer to memory chips prior to the introduction of Dual Inline Memory Module.

upto 4 gb of ram on a 32 bit operating system xp

As technology progresses, so does the need for larger capacity hard drives. It is common today for computers to have 250+ GB hard drives, you can obtain more capacity for the money with a "mechanical" hard drive. For example a 1TB drive is less than $100 (USD), where as a solid state drive of this capacity would be well into the thousands of dollars. Simply put, the solid state drive is too expensive to be practically used in the every day computer. Eventually solid state drives will replace mechanical ones but not until they become economically worth it. By the way, I have a JVC Everio HDD camcorder with 40GB hard drive (giving from 9 (at highest resoolution) to 50 (at lowest resolution) hours of video) and a further expansion slot for an SD card, and find it absolutely brilliant and great value for money - producing video of the quality normally only available with machines that cost three or four times as much!

Yes, under device properties there is an "update drivers" button.

8 bits in one byte

as far as i know there is two different things,, one of which is ram this stores the fata on your computer temporarily (from when u turn ur system on till u turn it off) the other thing is rom,, now rom stores the data permenetly

DDR3 uses lower voltage

RAM stands for Random Access Memory. This memory is not like a Flash Drive or Hard Drive, as it is volatile; this means it only temporarily stores data, while it is powered. It is used so that while a computer is running, data which the processor requires rapid access to (e.g. a running program) can be stored and accessed much faster.

just click on mouse it works if not then change it

RAM is the memory that is the fastest.

Download the system scanner at crucial.com. This will not only tell you what type of RAM your laptop can use, but also whether your laptop can take any more RAM.

A mainframe is a large computer designed for general computation purposes. A supercomputer is a mainframe optimized for scientific computations and extremely high computing speed. Usually to be considered a supercomputer, the machine must benchmark at at least 10 times as fast as the fastest standard commercial mainframe on the market at the time.

Control memory is a random access memory (RAM) consisting of addressable storage registers. It is primarily used in mini and mainframe computers. It is used as a temporary storage for data. Access to control memory data requires less time than to main memory; this speeds up CPU operation by reducing the number of memory references for data storage and retrieval. Access is performed as part of a control section sequence while the master clock oscillator is running.

since their has been many different types of ram created over the years a unique notch insures that you can only use the correct type of ram that works with your motherboard.

There are 4 parts of technology that are used to replication. The 4 levels are storage, database, record bases and statement based.

Depending on the movie length, a 1 hour movie will take up to 100,000 bytes to be produced and a 2 hour movie will take around 300,000 bytes.

The combination of bits used to represent a particular letter number or character. e.g.: data bytes,

Without virtual memory some computer programs wont be able to run. As the memory increases the computer may slow down its processes.

Yeah!! There is a modern convenient storsge of electricity

it's easier to remember things that have happened to us personally.

There should be a plug in the motherboard for it, there should be a memory card that looks exactly like it in a slot that looks exactly like it. Line up the graphics card with the slot and put it in, then put the clamps on the side.

If this doesn't make sense to you, go have someone do it for you.

MB stands For Megabyte (well actually Mebibyte but everyone calls them Megabytes anyway) and KB is Kilobyte (Kibibyte, same deal). 1 MB = 1024KB

8,000,000 bites is equal to 0.000931322575 gigabytes

8,000,000 bites = 0.000931322575 gigabytes

In what type of memory is data only written once?