7. Virtual memory

To increase the speed of the CPU

To allow more programs to run simultaneously

To store data permanently

To manage hardware resources

True

False

ROM

RAM

Secondary Storage

CPU Cache

The computer creates additional RAM

Data is transferred to the hard drive

The computer shuts down

RAM is deleted

Virtual memory is free, providing there is space on the hard drive.

Read/write access is slower to a hard drive than to RAM directly.

Allows more processes to continue.

If too much virtual memory is used, the whole system will slow down.

Virtual memory is free, providing there is space on the hard drive.

Read/write access is slower to a hard drive than to RAM directly.

Allows more processes to continue.

If too much virtual memory is used, the whole system will slow down.

moving non-essential data to and from RAM to the hard drive

Loads pages only after the memory is requested

Optimizes pages based on CPU utilization

Pre-loads the entire process due to locality of reference

Allow a computer to continue to run if the computer runs out of space on it's HDD

Allow a computer to continue to run if the computer runs out of space on it's ROM

Allow a computer to continue to run if the computer runs out of space on it's RAM