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What is the temporary high-speed storage that we use when we are executing applications and performing calculations in our computer?
RAM
What does RAM stand for?
Random Access Memory
What does the memory you are installing have to be compatible with?
The motherboard
Why does the phrase “Dual In-line Memory Module” start with “Dual”?
There are 2 sets of electrical contacts on either side of the memory module
What is the term that refers to the amount of data that can be transferred to or from memory in a single operation?
Data width
What is a common data width for memory?
64-bits
What memory module does a laptop use?
SO-DIMM
What do we mean when we say the memory on the DIMM is dynamic?
It needs constant refreshing
Why is RAM considered “Random Access”?
Any storage location can be accessed directly
What does the S stand for in SDRAM?
Synchronous
What is SDRAM synchronous with?
The common system clock
What does SDR stand for?
Single data rate
How often does SDR transfer data?
Once per clock cycle
What does DDR stand for?
Double data rate
How often does DDR transfer data?
Twice per clock cycle (on both the rising and the falling edge of the clock signal)
Is DDR3 backwards compatible?
No
Is DDR4 backwards compatible?
No
Is DDR5 backwards compatible?
No
How do we prevent memory modules from being installed into the wrong motherboard?
The notches are in different spots