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Memory that uses secondary storage so that it seems like an entire program is running from RAM
Cache Memory
Virtual Memory
Flash Memory
Registers
Hard drives have faster access times than RAM
TRUE
FALSE
The more programs you have open, the less RAM and virtual memory will be needed.
TRUE
FALSE
Why is Virtual Memory needed or used by a computer?
When RAM becomes full because of too many programs running at once
When ROM is too small and struggles to store the Operating System
When users wish to store data on an external server such as 'the cloud'
When chosen by the user or computer administrator
What is the purpose of RAM?
To hold instructions that are currently in use.
To store the boot-up sequence.
What is the purpose of ROM?
To hold the instructions that are currently in use.
To store the boot-up sequence to start the computer.
A small piece of memory, located inside the CPU is called the...
virtual memory
ROM
cache
Using virtual memory is not as efficient as using RAM, why?
it slows down the processing of the computer system
it takes up storage space on your USB
it is expensive
What is a disadvantage of using cache memory?
its very expensive
it speeds up the processing
it is too big
If there was no RAM or ROM in a computer system, the computer would still turn on...
Yes
No
The set of addresses (parts of process) which are inside the RAM is called __________.
Principle of Locality
Virtual Memory
Virtual Address Space
Translation Lookaside Buffer
It says that at anytime a process will require only few pages in the memory.
Principle of Locality
Virtual Memory
Virtual Address Space
Translation Lookaside Buffer
Which of the following are the advantages of virtual memory? (Select two.)
Degree of multiprogramming is higher.
Decrease the average memory access time.
Decrease the effective memory access time.
Execute even processes whose larger than the size of RAM.
If page containing the byte w/c the CPU wants to access is not present inside the RAM, it is ___
Page fault
Page hit
Page drop
page gain
It is the average time taken to access a byte or word from our computer.
Average Memory Access Time
RAM Access Time
Hard disk Access Time
Mode Memory Access Time
It is a type of cache where few pages of the pagetable are being maintain.
Translation Lookaside Buffer
Random Access Memory
Hard disk
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