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• Random Access Memory
  '''Random Access Memory''' (more commonly, '''RAM''') is a term most often used to describe the mai The most common type of RAM used in personal computers is Dynamic Random Access Memory ([[DRAM]]) [[patent|patented]] in 1968 by [[Robert Dennard]] at [[IBM]]. D
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• Random access memory
  #REDIRECT [[Random Access Memory]]
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• Random Access Memory/Approval
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• Random Access Memory/Definition
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• Random Access Memory/Related Articles
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• Memory (computers)/Related Articles
  {{r|Random access memory | Random access memory (RAM)}} {{r|Static random access memory memory| Static random access memory (SRAM)|**}}
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• RAM
  #REDIRECT [[Random Access Memory]]
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• Random access memory
  #REDIRECT [[Random Access Memory]]
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• Memory (computers)
  ...imes. The primary electronic memories may be both readable and writable ([[random access memory]] (RAM)), write-once-read-many (WORM) of various types, or forms that can b
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• Computer architecture/Related Articles
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• Random Access Memory
  '''Random Access Memory''' (more commonly, '''RAM''') is a term most often used to describe the mai The most common type of RAM used in personal computers is Dynamic Random Access Memory ([[DRAM]]) [[patent|patented]] in 1968 by [[Robert Dennard]] at [[IBM]]. D
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• Hard Disk/Related Articles
  [[Random Access Memory]]
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• Ram
  *RAM, Random Access Memory
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• Samsung
  | product = [[Random Access Memory|DRAM]], NAND [[flash memory]], SSD, [[Television|televisions]], [[Refrigera ...[flagship]] is Samsung Electronics, the world's largest manufacturer for [[Random Access Memory|DRAM]], NAND [[flash memory]], SSD, [[Television|televisions]], [[Refrigera
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• Graphics processing unit
  ...of 1.4 GHz, and a memory clock of 400 MHz. It must have at least 512 MB of random access memory (GRAM). It supports a 64-bit memory interface and can transfer up to 6.4 GB ...of 1.4 GHz, and a memory clock of 500 MHz. It must have at least 512 MB of random access memory (GRAM). It supports a 64-bit memory interface and can transfer up to 8 GB/s
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• Random Access Memory/Related Articles
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• Byte/Related Articles
  {{r|Random Access Memory}}
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• Double data rate/Related Articles
  {{r|Random Access Memory}}
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• Server (computer)
  ...emory [[latency]], and as a result use technologies like quad-channel RAM (Random Access Memory) and Fully-Buffered DIMMs. (Dual Inline Memory Module) Additionally, serve
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• Double data rate
  * [[DDR SDRAM]], [[DDR2 SDRAM]] and [[DDR3 SDRAM]] are all types of [[Random Access Memory|RAM]] utilizing DDR.
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• Virtual memory
  ...n important concept in [[computer science]] that lets a program use more [[random access memory]] (RAM) than is physically available for it. In a computer having virtual
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• Computer/Related Articles
  {{r|Random Access Memory}}
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• Forwarding plane
  ...e expensive than the FIB in main memory. Main memory was generally dynamic random access memory (DRAM).
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• Zilog Z80
  ...ess bus that allows the processor to address up to 65,536 bytes (64K) of [[Random Access Memory|RAM]]. There is also a 13-bit external control bus that contains control s
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• SIPRNET
  ...s for using classified material, however, also require that the computer's random access memory must be erased, even with the removable disk disconnected, before the compu
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• Personal computer
  <li>[[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) ...he currently executing program and immediate data. PCs use semiconductor [[random access memory]] such as [[SDRAM]] as their primary storage. Main memory is usually much
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• Byte
  ...that programs use to tell the computer how to act. Every file, sector of [[Random Access Memory|system memory]], and network stream is composed of bytes.
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• MIL-STD-1553
  ...in a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) with an external transceiver and random access memory.
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• Central processing unit
  ...In other cases results may be written to slower, but cheaper and larger, [[Random access memory|main memory]]. Some types of instructions manipulate the program counter ra
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• Linux distribution
  ...red the ability to run directly from a "[[live CD]]" running entirely in [[random access memory|RAM]], rather than installing it to the [[hard drive]]. Other distribution
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• DVD
  * DVD-RW or DVD+RW (RW = "re-writable") or DVD-RAM (RAM = ""random access memory") can be rewritten again and again.
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
  * [[Random Access Memory]]
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