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what is ram?

Answer Posted / naresh lingampally

RAM Random Access Memory...

This is a temporary buffer memory...

Reason/Use :

NO storage devices connected to the computer can
work/compensate with the Processor speed so... here RAM
stores the data or the instructions that needs to be
executed by the processors so that it can at least provide
the data on time to the processor.

That is the reason .. higher the RAM (compatible with
Processor) faster is the computer.

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