Question 1

Some DDR3 modules include a feature called _______________ that enables power users to overclock their RAM easily, boosting their already fast memory.

Accepted Answer

extended memory profile (XMP)

Question 2

List some sources that may cause intermittent memory errors.

Accepted Answer

Bad RAM sometimes triggers an NMI, although often the culprit lies with buggy programming or clashing code.The BSoD varies according to the operating system.Additionally, intermittent memory errors can come from a variety of sources, including a dying power supply, electrical interference, buggy applications, buggy hardware, and so on.

Question 3

Some motherboards that support _______________ also support features called triple-channel architecture or quad-channel architecture, which work much like dual-channel, but with three or four sticks of RAM instead of two.

Accepted Answer

A) DDR3 
B) DDR2 
C) SO-DIMM 
D) DIMM 
A) DDR3 
B) DDR2 
C) SO-DIMM 
D) DIMM A

Question 4

Every type of RAM stick comes in one of two types: single-sided RAM and _______________ RAM.

Accepted Answer

double-sid

Question 5

With DDR4, most techs have switched from bit rate to _______________, a way to describe the bandwidth as the number of data transfer operations happening at any given second.

Accepted Answer

megatransfers per se

Question 6

SDRAM made its debut in 1996 on a stick called a(n) _______________.

Accepted Answer

A) CRIMM 
B) RIMM 
C) SIMM 
D) DIMM 
A) CRIMM 
B) RIMM 
C) SIMM 
D) DIMM

Question 7

The default and recommended page-file size in Windows is 1.5 times the amount of installed _______________ on your computer.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The default and recommended page-file size in...

Question 8

When Windows needs to access the page file too frequently, the hard drive access LED goes crazy as Windows rushes to move programs between RAM and the page file in a process called _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When Windows needs to access the page...

Question 9

Which term describes a milder error that can be caused by memory issues but not necessarily system RAM problems?

Accepted Answer

A) Page fault 
B) Parity fault 
C) Non-maskable interrupt (NMI) 
D) Pinwheel of death 
A) Page fault 
B) Parity fault 
C) Non-maskable interrupt (NMI) 
D) Pinwheel of death

Question 10

By populating the same-colored motherboard RAM slots with identical RAM, you can run in _______________ mode.

Accepted Answer

dual-chann

Question 11

A(n) _______________ is an error that can cause an application to crash.

Accepted Answer

general protection f

Question 12

DDR3 doubles the buffer of DDR2 from _______________, giving it a huge boost in bandwidth over older RAM.

Accepted Answer

A) 1 bits to 2 bits 
B) 4 bits to 8 bits 
C) 8 bits to 16 bits 
D) 16 bits to 32 bits 
A) 1 bits to 2 bits 
B) 4 bits to 8 bits 
C) 8 bits to 16 bits 
D) 16 bits to 32 bits

Question 13

How does the extra bit help parity checking?

Accepted Answer

The extra bit is use

Question 14

What is the difference between DDR 400 and PC3200?

Accepted Answer

They are the same thing.They b

Question 15

_______________ arrived on the scene in late 2014 with much fanfare and slow adoption, offering higher densities and lower voltages than DDR3 and handling faster data transfer rates.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _______________ arrived on the scene in late...

Question 16

How many pins are in a DDR3 SO-DIMM?

Accepted Answer

A) 168 
B) 200 
C) 204 
D) 240 
A) 168 
B) 200 
C) 204 
D) 240

Question 17

To optimize the flow of data into and out of the CPU, the modern MCC provides at least _______________ of data every time the CPU requests information from RAM.

Accepted Answer

A) 8 bits 
B) 16 bits 
C) 32 bits 
D) 64 bits 
A) 8 bits 
B) 16 bits 
C) 32 bits 
D) 64 bits

Question 18

Windows Vista and later versions offer a feature called _______________ that enables you to use flash media devices-removable USB thumb drives or memory cards-as super-fast, dedicated virtual memory.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Windows Vista and later versions offer a...

Question 19

At what voltage does DDR3U run?

Accepted Answer

A) 1.25 volts (V) 
B) 1.35 volts (V) 
C) 1.50 volts (V) 
D) 1.65 volts (V) 
A) 1.25 volts (V) 
B) 1.35 volts (V) 
C) 1.50 volts (V) 
D) 1.65 volts (V)

Question 20

The original 8088 processor needed RAM that could store data in 8-bit (1-byte) chunks, such that each time the CPU asked for a line of code, the _______________ could put an 8-bit chunk on the data bus.

Accepted Answer

memory controller ch

Exam 5: Ram

Some DDR3 modules include a feature called _______________ that enables power users to overclock their RAM easily, boosting their already fast memory.

List some sources that may cause intermittent memory errors.

Some motherboards that support _______________ also support features called triple-channel architecture or quad-channel architecture, which work much like dual-channel, but with three or four sticks of RAM instead of two.

Every type of RAM stick comes in one of two types: single-sided RAM and _______________ RAM.

With DDR4, most techs have switched from bit rate to _______________, a way to describe the bandwidth as the number of data transfer operations happening at any given second.

SDRAM made its debut in 1996 on a stick called a(n) _______________.

The default and recommended page-file size in Windows is 1.5 times the amount of installed _______________ on your computer.

When Windows needs to access the page file too frequently, the hard drive access LED goes crazy as Windows rushes to move programs between RAM and the page file in a process called _______________.

Which term describes a milder error that can be caused by memory issues but not necessarily system RAM problems?

By populating the same-colored motherboard RAM slots with identical RAM, you can run in _______________ mode.

A(n) _______________ is an error that can cause an application to crash.

DDR3 doubles the buffer of DDR2 from _______________, giving it a huge boost in bandwidth over older RAM.

How does the extra bit help parity checking?

What is the difference between DDR 400 and PC3200?

_______________ arrived on the scene in late 2014 with much fanfare and slow adoption, offering higher densities and lower voltages than DDR3 and handling faster data transfer rates.

How many pins are in a DDR3 SO-DIMM?

To optimize the flow of data into and out of the CPU, the modern MCC provides at least _______________ of data every time the CPU requests information from RAM.

Windows Vista and later versions offer a feature called _______________ that enables you to use flash media devices-removable USB thumb drives or memory cards-as super-fast, dedicated virtual memory.

At what voltage does DDR3U run?

The original 8088 processor needed RAM that could store data in 8-bit (1-byte) chunks, such that each time the CPU asked for a line of code, the _______________ could put an 8-bit chunk on the data bus.

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