Created by nicell.c18
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Question | Answer |
HDD is an example of what storage? | Magnetic |
what does RAM mean? | Random Access Memory |
what does CPU pass through? | Cache |
what does BIOS stand for? | basic input output systems |
Name a type of Optical media | CD, DVD |
what phrase is used to remember the order of storage units? | Big naughty boys kicked my granny twice |
what comes in-between input and output in the four box model? | process and storage |
what secondary storage does Google drive belong in? | Cloud |
draw a fetch execute cycle | |
what does CPU stand for? | Central processing unit |
what is the largest unit of storage and what is the smallest? | Largest= terabyte Smallest=bit |
why will RAM effect virtual memory? | as if it is being fully used it will slow down the computer |
Name an output device that gives out sound | Speaker |
what is a mobile phones storage device? | storage=SD card |
what does ROM stand for? | Read only memory |
a byte is equivalent to how many bits? | 8 |
what does CPU do? | it processes data, the computer can't work without it, it processes data by fetching and executing instructions from RAM |
what does cache memory sit between? | CPU and Main memory |
what does quad core mean? | there is four of them |
what is the other secondary storage to optical media, cloud and flash memory? | Hard disk drive |
what unit of storage comes between nibble and kilobyte? | Byte |
what does SSD stand for? | Solid state drive |
what does HDD stand for? | Hard disc drive |
Does Cache speed things up or slows them down? | Speeds things up |
which out of ROM and RAM is the main memory? | RAM |
why is flash memory good for someone who does work at home and in an office? | it is small and portable and can hold a lot of data |
how many transistors does static RAM have? | 6 to 8 |
name an embedded system that you clean your clothes with | Washing machine |
is SSD robust and light or heavy and weak? | Robust and light |
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