Difference between random access memory (ram) cache memory

Assignment Help Basic Computer Science

Reference no: EM131071181

What is the difference between random access memory (RAM), cache memory, flash memory (USB Flash Drive), optical storage (CD/DVD), and magnetic storage (hard drive)?

Reference no: EM131071181

Questions Cloud

Problem regarding the immediate settlement : David, a retailer, bought stock with a total list price of £7,500 and was allowed a trade discount of 15%.

Write paper summary - lysosomal storage disease : Read the paper and write a one to two paragraph summary. Paper - Lysosomal Storage Disease 1: Phenotype, diagnosis, and treatment of Gaucher's disease

Payment of interest and salary : Mr Leakey and Mrs Leakey formed a partnership business on 1 April with invested capital of £50,000 and £70,000 respectively. The profit for the 9 months ended 31 December was £24,300. Interest on capital was paid to the partners at 5% per annum.

Price elasticity of demand for chocolate : A 5 percent fall in price of chocolate leads to 10 percent rise in its demand. what is the price elasticity of demand for chocolate?

Difference between random access memory (ram) cache memory : What is the difference between random access memory (RAM), cache memory, flash memory (USB Flash Drive), optical storage (CD/DVD), and magnetic storage (hard drive)?

Problem regarding the gross national product : Explain why Gross domestic product (GDP) is higher than Gross national product (GNP) in developing countries?

Defend your choice of product or service : Evaluate the potential growth rate. Look for information on similar products or services to come up with a growth rate over three years; this may be adjusted in later revisions.

How scientific methodology can provide related information : Talk about a political issue and describe how scientific methodology can provide related information, but the core issue to be resolved cannot be answered with scientific methodology alone.

Analyze internal and external business processes : ISFM-300 Case Study, Stage 1: Business Environment Analysis - analyze internal and external business processes to identify information systems requirements

User Account

All Pages