Made you flinch
In which of these would you most commonly find static RAM?
RAM
An Overview of PC Memory Types – CompTIA A+ 220-801: 1.3
Your computer contains many types of memory. In this video, you’ll learn about ROM, SRAM, SDRAM, and other memory types. You’ll also learn an easy way to calculate the memory bus speed or memory throughput rates of DDR, DDR2, or DDR3 memory.
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Understanding PC Memory – CompTIA A+ 220-801: 1.3
PC memory consists of many different operating features and specifications. In this video, you’ll learn about memory speeds, memory latency, error correcting memory, multi-channel memory, and much more.
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Motherboard RAM Slots – CompTIA A+ 220-801: 1.2
The memory in our computers has changed quite a bit through the years. In this video, you’ll learn about the differences in memory slot standards in both desktop and portable computers.
Where’s my memory? I don’t remember.
You’ve just installed a new memory module into your computer, but your BIOS startup message doesn’t show any increase in memory. Which of these would most likely cause this issue? Pick two.
CompTIA A+ 220-702: 1.1 – Installing and Configuring Memory
Selecting and installing the main memory of a PC isn’t the simplest of tasks. In this video, you’ll learn how to determine memory specifications, how to install memory modules onto the motherboard, and how to determine if the RAM is properly recognized by the system.
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CompTIA A+ 220-701: 1.6 – Identifying Memory Types
Memory comes in many shapes and sizes. In this video, you’ll learn about RAM, ROM, static RAM, dynamic RAM, synchronous DRAM, and how to calculate the throughput rates of DDR memory.
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220-701: 1.6 – An Overview of Memory
There are many different memory types and memory technologies, and in this video you’ll learn about memory parity, ECC memory, memory sides, and memory channels.
When should you use ECC memory?
You’re working on a computer that requires ECC memory. In what situations is ECC memory commonly used?
Why is some memory installed in pairs?
You’re planning a memory upgrade on one of your laptop computers, and you notice that the manufacturer requires that memory modules are installed in pairs. Why might this requirement be part of the memory specifications?