Differentiate between RAM and ROM?
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Answer / sumit sharma
(1). ROM- ROM can be prerecorded CD or DVD.
RAM- RAM is solid state memory on the computer's
motherboard.
(2). RAM- RAM is the temporal workspace of the computer.
ROM-ROM is a storage device that stores the oprating
system for computer.
(3). RAM-RAM is detechtable.
ROM-ROM is permanently fixed.
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Answer / yashavanth
RAM is...
# RAM is Random Access Memory. This is reusable memory that
the computer uses to run programs.
ROM is...
# ROM is Read Only Memory. This is memory that has data
permanently written on it and is usually not reusable.
Types of RAM
# DDR (Double Data Rate), DDR2 and SDRAM are all types of RAM.
Types of ROM
# PROM (Programmable Read-Only Memory) and CD-ROM are just
two of the many types of ROM.
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Answer / .komal
ROM= READ ONLY MEMORY
RAM= RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY.
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Answer / sujeet
RAM:it is volatile memory
it is permanent memory.
it is random access memory.
high speed.it can read and write also.
ROM:it is non-volatile memory.
it is temporary memory.
it is read only memory.
slow speed.
it can read only.
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Answer / ali agha
RAM= Random Access Memory, has high speed, is non- volatile,
only functions when the PC is in Power.
ROM= Read Only Memory, has low speed, is volatile, stored
instruction are written.
Thanks.
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Answer / sanaym
R.A.M stands for random access memory
R.O.M stands for read only memory
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Answer / astitv
whose contents can be accessed(read write and remove)
rom" it is consider voletile.....
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Answer / sheenu
RAM: stands for Random Access Memory and is a read write
memory of the computer. In a RAM, any location can be
accessed in a random manner and the access time is the same
for each location.
A chip actually contains lot of memory cells within it. Each
cell contains group of bits that are accessed together.The
Size of memory data register is equal to the number of bits
stored in each of the cell. There are two important types of
RAM-Static RAM and dynamic RAM.
ROM: ROM stands for Read Only Memory, i.e. nothing can be
written on it. ROM is a non-volatile memory, i.e. the
information stored on it is not lost when power goes off. It
is used for storing the bulk of programs that are permanent
residents of computer.
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Answer / mayur tadas, jarud
ROM- 1) Random Access Memory.
2) RAM is volatile i.e. its contents are lost when the systeem is powered off.
3)RAM allows the computer to read data quickly to run applications. It allows reading and writing.
4)The two main types of RAM are static RAM and dynamic RAM.
5)Random Access Memory or RAM is a form of data storage that can be accessed randomly at any time, in any order.
RAM- 1)Read-only memory.
2)It is non-volatile i.e. its contents are retained even when the system is powered off.
3) It only allows reading.
4)The types of ROM- programmable ROM (PROM), erasable programmable ROM (EPROM), electrically erasable programmable ROM (EEPROM)
5)Read-only memory or ROM is also a form of data storage..
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Answer / aryan
As all told about RAM & ROM, I want to tell only RAM has 2 types : sram & dram.
And ROM has 3 : prom, eprom, eeprom.
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