Is there any difference between RAM and ROM how?
Ram=RAMDOM Access Memory, example your memory ram stick/s when you turn off or reset your PC everything stored there will be lose because it only keep temporal information while is on.
Rom= READ Only Memory, example your Hard Drive, here is where you store all your info for a later use if you want and once stored the PC can be shut down and you still will have everything if you saved it when you turn back on your PC.
What is the difference between a disk and a tape?
Disk allows for writing and reading any part of the disk at any time. This allows us to be playing games, surfing the web, and listening to music all at the same time. If we were to do this on tape, we would be able to only access the things in order they were on the tape, or we would have to wait while it scans the tape for our music, looking for empty space so we could download that latest patch.
Tape is a great way to backup your data because it's pretty cheep and easily stored and moved, but its only real use is bulk reading and writing (batch processing) of large amounts of data and other similar processes.
Disks are prone to mechanical failure, but allow for reading and writing files much easier and quicker but for a cost.
Tape is still widely used in a cooperate setting for off-site backups and for internal backups as accessing time while looking for a file to recover are not a concern where getting the file for your presentation in 5 minutes needs to be instant.
A tiny size and or a large income define this locale with a very wise and or a senile populace?
Andorra (tax haven between France and Spain) and highest life expectancy in the world.
There are aproximately 2,048 kilobytes in 2,097,152 bytes.
A zettabyte is a massive amount of bytes and referencing from wikipedia (yes it is correct) it is 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes in decimal or 1021
Difference betweenECC 5.0 and ecc 6.0?
Not much unless you take into account the standard installation versus using SRM as a client installation.
What is the fastest type of memory?
The fastest type of memory on a computer is the registers that form the execution model of the processor.
What is CMOS often referred to as?
CMOS is an on-board, battery powered semiconductor chip inside computers that stores information and is also used as image sensors (CMOS sensor)
1 GB
What is the purpose of acontrol memory?
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.
u have 4 ram slots... 2gb is the max per slot... u have 4 ram slots... 2gb is the max per slot...
Allocation is performed by OS while memory detection is done by BIOS.
Because the people who decided to name them bits decided that 8 bits makes up a byte. It is just like asking why is a knife called a knife no real reason.
What is it called When you recall a memory or sensation you experienced in the past?
passive imagination
All else being equal, it can address 2^36 words of memory, or 68,719,476,736 words (64 gigawords). If it's a "modern" computer, it probably has 8-bit words, so that's 64 gigabytes. If the word size is also 36 bits (as was common in computers in the '50s and '60s), it can address 2,473,901,162,496 bits, or 309,237,645,312 eight-bit bytes (288 gigabytes).
Describe for you from smallest units to largest of bites bytes and what they mean.?
1 bit constitute one binary digit while 1 bytes consists of 8 bytes. 1000 bytes make one kilobyte, 1000 kilobytes make one megabyte, 1000 megabytes make one gigabyte and 1000 gigabytes make one terabyte.
the CMOS 4017 is a decade counter and when you send a pulse to the input it will make the outputs count e.g. LEDS
How many kilobyte in a gigabyte?
2^20 or 1048576 kilobytes are in a gigabyte
In computers, generally the base 2 numeral system is utilized. 2^10 ~= 1000, and so each power of ten changes the prefix name in the same manner as a factor of 1000 would in other fields of study. kilo -> giga is 1000*1000 which in computer science would be represented by 2^20.