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Primary Storage QuizOnline version

Test your RAM and cache knowledge

by Toni-Ann Samuels
1

What does primary storage primarily refer to in a computer system?

2

Which type of memory is typically volatile and loses data when power is off?

3

What is the main difference between DRAM and SRAM in primary storage?

4

Which memory type is typically used as the CPU cache?

5

What does ROM stand for and what is its typical volatility?

6

Which statement best describes primary storage capacity impact on performance?

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Which of the following is usually faster in access time?

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What type of memory is typically non-volatile and directly accessible by the CPU at boot?

9

Which primary storage characteristic most affects multitasking ability?

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What is a common trade-off between RAM size and speed in systems?

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RAM is the main, fast-access memory used by the CPU for active data.

RAM is volatile; ROM and flash are non-volatile.

DRAM stores bits as charge in capacitors and is slower; SRAM uses transistors, faster but pricier.

Cache uses SRAM for speed, sitting between CPU and main memory.

ROM retains data without power; often contains firmware.

Adequate RAM minimizes disk swapping, improving responsiveness.

CPU caches are designed for ultra-fast access times.

ROM stores firmware and is non-volatile, used during boot.

More RAM lets more programs run simultaneously without swapping.

In practice, larger RAM may have higher latency; faster RAM costs more.

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