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Generally, to update something with new data. For example, some Web browsers include a refresh button that updates the currently display Web pages. This feature is also called reload. To recharge a device with power or information. For example, dynamic RAM needs to be refreshed thousands of times per second or it will lose the data stored in it. Similarly, display monitors must be refreshed many times per second. ...
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To refresh files means to make sure that they are still viable and haven't been corrupted. This is usually accomplished by copying the data onto new media and then copying it back again.
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The process of sending an electrical charge through a piece of DRAM memory to retain the data stored in the chips. If the memory is not refreshed regularly the data is lost. The process is similar to recharging batteries.
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To reload. An action that requests the most recent version of the file.
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in case of monitors, it shows the time needed to display an image. The refresh is measured in hertz: if the refresh frequency is of 60 hz, the image is completed on the monitor in 1/60 second. A low refresh frequency (up to 75 hz) is stressing for our eyes, as we can see the creation of an image and we see it trembling.
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