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What is the significance of Performance Access time in computer systems?
What is the significance of Performance Access time in computer systems?
- It is the rate at which data can be moved.
- It is the time required for individual addresses to identify locations exactly.
- It is the time required for memory recovery before the next access.
- It is the time between presenting the address and getting the valid data. (correct)
In Sequential Access method, what factor affects the access time?
In Sequential Access method, what factor affects the access time?
- Location of data (correct)
- Comparison with contents of a portion of the store
- Rate at which data can be moved
- Time required for memory recovery
Which type of Access method involves jumping to vicinity plus sequential search?
Which type of Access method involves jumping to vicinity plus sequential search?
- Associative Access
- Direct Access (correct)
- Sequential Access
- Random Access
What is the unique feature of Random Access method compared to other methods?
What is the unique feature of Random Access method compared to other methods?
Which type of memory system uses Associative Access method?
Which type of memory system uses Associative Access method?
What does Memory Cycle time encompass?
What does Memory Cycle time encompass?
What type of memory is often misnamed as random access?
What type of memory is often misnamed as random access?
Which type of memory needs refreshing even when powered?
Which type of memory needs refreshing even when powered?
What is the main characteristic of Static Random Access Memory (SRAM)?
What is the main characteristic of Static Random Access Memory (SRAM)?
Which type of memory stores bits as charge in capacitors?
Which type of memory stores bits as charge in capacitors?
What distinguishes Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) from Static Random Access Memory (SRAM)?
What distinguishes Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) from Static Random Access Memory (SRAM)?
Which type of memory is characterized by permanent storage and being nonvolatile?
Which type of memory is characterized by permanent storage and being nonvolatile?
