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| SO-DIMM DDR memory modules uses _____ pins |
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| SO-DIMM DDR2 memory modules can have _____ pins. |
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| SO-DIMM DDR3 modules have _____ pins. |
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| What does SO-DIMM stand for? |
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| small outline dual in-line memory module |
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| A memory module form factor commonly used in sub-notebook devices is known as _____. |
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| MicroDIMM DDR SDRAM memory modules have _____ pins. |
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MicroDIMM DDR2 SDRAM memory modules have
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| ECC type RAM can only detect errors, but does not have the capability to correct them. |
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| ECC type RAM refers to parity RAM. |
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| ECC type RAM offers better performance in terms of speed when compared to a non-ECC type of RAM. |
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| ECC type RAM can detect and correct errors. |
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| What does ECC memory stand for? |
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| Error-correcting code memory |
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| The extra bit used to determine if memory data is corrupted is called a ______. |
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| Compared to a non-ECC type of memory, the ECC RAM is a less expensive option and will always perform faster. |
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| The _____ on the motherboard indicate that the system is capable of taking advantage of the multi-channel memory architecture. |
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| The most common RAM type used in desktop PCs is buffered memory. |
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| The most common RAM type used in desktop PCs is non-ECC memory. |
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| The most common RAM type used in desktop PCs is static RAM. |
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| The most common RAM type used in desktop PCs is unbuffered memory. |
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| The most common RAM type used in desktop PCs is dynamic RAM. |
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| The most common RAM type used in desktop PCs is ECC memory. |
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| Taking advantage of the performance benefits offered by the multi-channel memory architecture requires memory modules of matching types. |
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| Taking advantage of the performance benefits offered by the multi-channel memory architecture requires memory modules of matching speeds. |
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| Taking advantage of the performance benefits offered by the multi-channel memory architecture requires installing any memory modules in any of the free memory slots on the motherboard. |
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| Taking advantage of the performance benefits offered by the multi-channel memory architecture requires memory modules of the same capacity. |
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| Taking advantage the multi-channel memory architecture requires installing modules in appropriate memory slots (slots of matching color) on the motherboard. |
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| VRAM is a type of typically more expensive memory modules equipped with additional circuitry designed to ensure better system stability and accuracy of data processing. |
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| Buffered memory is a type of typically more expensive memory modules equipped with additional circuitry designed to ensure better system stability and accuracy of data processing. |
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| RDIMM is a type of typically more expensive memory modules equipped with additional circuitry designed to ensure better system stability and accuracy of data processing. |
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| Synchronous DRAM is typically more expensive memory modules equipped with additional circuitry designed to ensure better system stability and accuracy of data processing. |
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| UDIMM is typically more expensive memory modules equipped with additional circuitry designed to ensure better system stability and accuracy of data processing. |
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| Unbuffered memory is a type of typically more expensive memory modules equipped with additional circuitry designed to ensure better system stability and accuracy of data processing. |
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| A single-sided memory module type can have memory chips placed on both sides of the module. |
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| UDIMM is a suitable choice for a high-end server. |
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| Buffered memory is a suitable choice for a high-end server. |
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| Non-ECC memory is a suitable choice for a high-end server. |
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| RDIMM is a suitable choice for a high-end server. |
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| Unbuffered memory is a suitable choice for a high-end server. |
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| ECC memory is a suitable choice for a high-end server. |
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| _____ is a special-purpose memory type used by graphics controllers. |
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| What does VRAM stand for? |
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| VRAM is a _____ variant of DRAM |
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| DVD-_____ allows for permanent storage of data. |
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| A type of Printed Circuit Board (PCB) that can be installed in a motherboard slot in order to extend the system functionality is commonly referred to as an _____. |
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| _____ is a safety measure that should accompany the installation of an adapter card. |
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| What does the ESD in 'ESD protection' stand for? |
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| electrostatic-sensitive device |
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| If a system fails to autoconfigure the newly added adapter card through PnP, finishing the configuration process requires _____. |
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| manual installation of device drivers |
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| A daughterboard with slots for attaching expansion cards in parallel to the mainboard to save space is a _____. |
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BD-R can be:
a. read only (ROM)
b. written to once (WORM)
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| b. written to once (WORM) |
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CD-ROM can be:
a. read only (ROM)
b. written to once (WORM)
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DVD-RW can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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BD-RE can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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DVD-ROM can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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CD-RW can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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DVD-RW can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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A tape library can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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Floppy disk can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
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| What does WORM stand for? |
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BD-R can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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| b. written to once (WORM) |
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Flash drive can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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CD-RW can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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CD-ROM can be:
a. read only
b. written to once (WORM)
c. written to many times |
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| The storage limitations of a standard CD-ROM is less than 800 MB of data storage capacity. |
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| The storage limitations of a standard CD-ROM is 120 minutes of uncompressed audio. |
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| The storage limitations of a standard CD-ROM is more than 800 MB of data storage capacity. |
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| The storage limitations of a standard CD-ROM is up to 80 minutes of uncompressed audio. |
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| Unbuffered or unregistered DIMM. |
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| DIMM RAM which is buffered (or registered) |
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| colored memory slots indicating Multi-channel Memory Architecture |
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