6.Random access memory

To store data permanently

To provide temporary storage for active processes

To manage input and output devices

To increase the speed of the hard drive

It permanently stores the data used in the computer.

It temporarily stores the data used while the computer is running.

It plays music while the computer is running.

It runs the software programs for the computer.

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Random Access Memory (working memory)

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To store long-term data

To carry out instructions by the CPU

To access files from the hard drive

To hold current instructions and data being processed

where information is stored

is the working memory of a computer

the backbone of the computer

what executes the commands from the hardware or software

RAM is slower than hard drive

RAM is flash-based

RAM is further from the CPU

RAM is more expensive

2.5 GB

3.5 GB

4.5 GB

5.0 GB

A. To permanently store files and programs

B. To share memory between applications so they can run simultaneously

C. To increase the computer’s screen resolution

D. To replace the operating system