Computer Memory

direct memory access (DMA)

No

Adding more RAM is the way to go for better performance, although there are many factors involved in upgrading performance. PC World identifies the following four areas to look at; CPU, RAM, Hard Drive, Graphics Board.

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A liter is a measure of volume.

A byte is a single on- or off-state in a computer.

It's like asking how many breaths are in an apple.

means passing with time. Something which has the property of transience is said to be transient, or often simply a transient or transient state.

2rx4 is better

There is no such thing as a "gagabyte", however I believe you mean "Gigabyte"



1 Gigabyte is equal to 1,073,741,824 bytes, or just over a billion.

1kb

control unit too

10 Gigabytes.

You hit the Windows start button, click computer, and then it should say your memory size under the (C:) drive.

Let's start off with an example. When an alcoholic joins AA, one of the first things they do, is a loved one will go to their house and give them a drink, followed by a search for 'stashes' of alcohol. The reason for this is that say, the person was drunk and hid a few bottles around his house. He wouldn't even know where he hid them when he's sober. But! When given a couple drinks, his counscious reverts to his prior state when he hid them.

State-dependent memory refers to memories that exist only in certain conscious states of our mind.

While this is a bad example of state dependent memory, I like to use it to help remind me of its function: Study high, take the test high, get high scores!

Whether the above statement is true or not, there's no evidence proving or disproving it but I'm a stoner and I would not recommend studying, nor taking the test while under the influence. Practice moderation!

Questions like "How much is 2 GB of RAM" or "How much is 500 GB of RAM" can only be answered at face value, namely "2 GB" or "500 GB," or a conversion to other units. Any other answer is subjective, due to a persons' individual needs (whether it is "a lot" or "good"), and the price of various types of RAM from various manufacturers.

Tera Bytes are the largest unit of measurement.

524288 Bytes equals 512 Kilobytes

Chapter4, Systems Engineering and Chapter 5, Life Cycle Logistics

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This is called the soil 'texture." There are sandy soils, clay soils, and well-balanced soil (with a mix of sand, clay/silt particles and organic material like compost) is usually referred to as "loam."

i have tried researching this on google and really came up with nothing useful. i believe this is mainly due to that HD Drives are so much more popular/cheaper, and that SSD's have not been tested by a large number of people. (the general public)

i have read they can last 'a good 20 years' but i would not buy into that even in the slightest. That aside, i read 5 years, so that might be it as well.

That would mean the lifespans of both are about the same, it is just that an SSD is much more expensive, but for a HUGE performance boost in both Reading and Writing Data.

HDD Lifespan:

-At least 3 years

-At most 5 years

SSD Lifespan:

-At least 3 years (guessing)

-At most 5 years (expected, but unconfirmed)

And, then here is another persons answer below.

"No moving parts - no heat so less wear - " green " as low energy requirement. - to drop in price as demand increases"

As the 4 byte or nibble is no longer used in computers then the answer is 32 million Bytes to be divided by 4. The answer is a very big number

Usually!

Depending on what you wish to do with you'r computer/laptop, higher ram is better.

depending on how high you go, though, it can be bad. Higher ram uses batteries faster, and if it is way to high your computer may not be able to wowk with it.

ROM

The CMOS BIOS chip is located on the motherboard.

temporary