Computer Memory

If you own the computer then you could copy it to your hard drive(normally drive C:) or if you dont own the computer you could save it to your acct on the computer.

If I was to purchase a computer that is a average desktop computer how much RAM and Rom should I have?

Yes, RAM means Read Access Memory and this is where the computer saves the processes temporarily until you restart or turn off your computer! The more RAM the faster the proccess of saving data/information, the less the RAM the slower the proccess so the PC is end up being slower!

RAM

It benefits only if you have the flux compassator installed or programmed, and what this does is enables the loop to race at top speeds. Then the cache memory takes its foot hold in the bologore

Using holograms as memory storage was first proposed by Pieter Heerden in the 1960s. During the early 1970s, a group of scientists from TRCA laboratories succeeded in storing 500 holograms using an iron doped litium niobate crystal. Moreover, they were also able to store five hundred fifty high-resolution hologram images using a material made up of light sensitive polymer. The high cost of the materials needed for this type of technology as well as the rise of magnetic and optical drives shelved the project in the end. Now research for holographic memory systems has been reactivated since the components needed for such a technology has become widely available and cheaper. The laser system needed for the device to work, for instance, has shrunk in size so it can easily fit in a conventional CD or DVD player. Moreover, liquid crytal displays or LCDs which were in their infancy during the initial research done on holographic memory systems are now more advanced and quite a lot cheaper. The same goes for the other components such as the "Charge-Coupled Device" or CCD.

Some common uses of ROM are video game discs, and DVD movies like Iron Man and Bee Movie, just about any electronic device that can't be altered.

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NVRAM

Computer RAM is like short term memory because when the computer is turned off, the information is lost. RAM is quickly accessible to the computer, too, similar to how you can remember a phone number you need to enter quickly, but it takes time for you to remember what happened to you last week at the mall, at school, etc.

256x4=1024 bits are stored.

128x8=1024 ,yes this chip can be specified as 128 byte

I don't think that here really is any reasonably reachable limit. You can run multiple hard drives on the same machine. The most I have seen is 4 2TB hard drives. That's 8TB total HDD. Which is insanely crazy and will never be used up no matter what you have. You would need to download over 1 million songs to fill that up.

since Virtual Memory utilizes Hard Disk space it is really only limited by how much free space you have on your hard drive

DDR2

"Each computer model has its own specifications for the maximum amount of RAM that can be supported. Further, operating systems will also have maximum RAM considerations. The hardware itself matters as well, as the PC in question must have the ability to expand the size or number of RAM cards to maximize total RAM. Most PC's have no more than 4GB of RAM, currently, but there are hardware setups on the market, that will support upwards of 150GB."

Once you insert your memory stick, look for an icon on your desktop called My computer. Or where your different drives are listed. Look for a drive that has a letter that is not drive C. Sometimes it will be E, F, or G, but not always. Click on the drive icon and that is usually where you find your pictures.

If you can not find your drive file along with your other drives, it is possible you have to go to the memory stick website and download something called a driver.

The 50X maximum speed, 5.25-inch half-height form factor CD-ROM drive features high data transfer rate up to 7, 500 KB/Sec.

it can be measured in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, terabytes, exobytes, etc.

also, it can be measured in bits

SRAM is the fastest RAM in a computer, aside from L1, L2 and L3 caches. It is a small amount of RAM that runs faster than your regular DRAMs. It stands for Static Random Access Memory.

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What needs to be undestood is that all data is represented by numbers in binary form. Each binary digit (a single 1 or 0) is called a bit, and 1 byte is 8 bits, the amount needed to represent any number between 0 and 255. Therefore 1 byte is equivalent to 1 letter, number or punctuation character.

i am not really sure but i think you use it by looking at it for a real ling time then pretend you have a camera in your head and you click the button on the imaginary camera and and say "click" inside your head and then it rushes to your brain and then it stays it your head fot the rest of your life! i have no idea if this is true i am just guessing. . . . . . . lol :)

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Both Microsoft registered software information and startup program group information would be included, to see which Microsoft applications are installed.