Computer Memory

well its so important! that i dont forget my friend's birthday! thank god! :P

To access and modify the CMOS data, you would need a CMOS setup utility. Originally, in the IBM AT and a few close clones, it required a separate utility on a diskette. However, manufacturers soon added this utility the the ROM BIOS. So even today, all you have to do is enter CMOS setup is to press a certain day upon booting the system. Delete, F1, and F2 are some of the common keys to use for entering the CMOS setup utility.

The question is a bit vague, since a PID changes with every process, and any user may be attached to that process. Please clarify what you are asking.

yes!but laggy

registers

A hard disk is a Sequential Access Memory device or SAM

Random Access Memory: A form of volatile memory that acts as the central storage for data and instructions.

This cannot be done at compile time because the memory allocated to a process is subject to change.

There is no relationship between the two.

yes

he gave much money so, many eleelephants and horses. he sended many ladies as friends for her, and even so many slaves and maids

That's correct, it will upgrade your video memory and not your system memory.

If you are referring to standard RAM modules for a computer I believe you're looking for "PC1600" DDR ram. Not DDR2 or 3, just plain DDR ram.

Hope this helps!

Memory of computer system is the part of the computer's hardware that allows it to store information. It is classified into primary/main memory (RAM and ROM) and secondary storage (hard drives, CD drives etc.).

32 bit processor can access 4294967296 bit memory adderss.

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The PC 6400 memory card is for the RAM in ones computer. The PC 6400 memory card allows one to upgrade the speed one's computer operates at. Higher RAM makes a computer quicker to process information.

Due to Power lost all the data will eressed so data lost in volaitile memory.

8086 does not have RAM or ROM inside it. However, it has internal registers for storing intermediate and final results.

Ram

The difference in capacity vs. usable space on an 3.5 inch floppy disk is related to the FAT - file allocation table. This is an area that is reserved for machine and directory instructions.

To explain what this means is that most disks are referred to their unformatted size.

If you then create a 'protocol' format on the disk to support a particular operating system then this uses some of the space on the disk to do its housekeeping in. Therefore there will be a discrepency between the unformatted size and the formatted size.

The same is true of hard drives which are quoted in their unformatted size, which is then reduced after formatting. The amount of space loss is congruent with the size of the disk. The larger the disk the more space is used to store the format.

DRAM (dynamic) - dram loses it's contents when power is not supplied. as opposed to SRAM, which is more expensive but holds data when power is not supplied.

RIMM memory

Because of different in speeds of cpu the system bus and the memory circut

For the 32-bit Windows 7 operating system, the RAM (random access memory) limit is set at 4GB. The 64-bit OS, however, has more flexibility in terms of RAM capacity.