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This is the component that holds recently accessed data for the CPU to have quick access to. It is much faster than reading from a hard drive, so having a lot of RAM makes it quick to retrieve recently accessed files, applications, and other data. All programs must be run through RAM before they can be used. RAM stands for Random Access Memory and is typically measured in megabytes. My Memory Page may also be helpful.
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| memory image |
The executable code and data loaded into memory of a device. A Neuron Chip-hosted device's memory consists of three images:
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| memory |
In technical references, the word memory used by itself refers to random access memory (RAM).
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| memory |
The device in the computers main unit that stores information, both permanently (hard-disk) or temporarily in microchips (RAM or random-access memory).
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Memory is the electronic holding place for instructions and data that your computer's microprocessor can reach quickly. When your computer is in normal operation, its memory usually contains the main parts of the operating system and some or all of the application programs and related data that are being used. Memory is often used as a shorter synonym for random access memory (RAM). ...
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