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RAM and ROM
What does RAM stand for?
Random access memory
What does ROM mean?
Read only memory
What is the purpose of RAM?
It it used for storing loaded programme and data
use
What is the purpose of ROM?
ROM is memory that cannot be changed
by a programme or user
What does volatile and non-volatile mean? Is RAM volatile or
non-volatile? Is ROM volatile or non-volatile?
Volatile is a type of computer memory that will only
keep data as long as the power stays on when the
power is switched of, all of the data is lost.
Whereas non-volatile is a type of memory that
doesn't require power to keep the data.
An example of volatile is RAM (random
access memory)
An example of non-volatile is ROM (read only data)
will retain it's data even with the power off.
What is stored in the RAM?
- The operating system - Applications - The
graphical user
What is stored in the ROM?
ROM contains all of the instructions needed to start
the computer
Can you change what is stored in
the RAM?
Yes, because as you open and close programmes you
are changing what is stored in the RAM
Can you change what is stored in
ROM?
No because it retains it's memory even when the
computer is turned off
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