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Types of Computer Memory Diagram

This document discusses the different types of computer memory including main memory, cache memory, and persistent storage. Main memory stores operating systems and applications for fast access by the CPU. Cache memory provides high-speed access for frequently used programs and data. Persistent storage retains data when power is turned off.

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Types of Computer Memory Diagram

This document discusses the different types of computer memory including main memory, cache memory, and persistent storage. Main memory stores operating systems and applications for fast access by the CPU. Cache memory provides high-speed access for frequently used programs and data. Persistent storage retains data when power is turned off.

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This is the part of the computer that stores

operating system software, software Command: Get-CimInstance -Class


applications and other information for the CIM_PhysicalMemory -ComputerName
localhost -ErrorAction Stop | Select-Object *
Main central processing unit (CPU) to have fast
and direct access when needed to perform
memory tasks. It is called "random access" because
the CPU can go directly to any section of Command: Get-Counter '\Memory\Available
main memory, and does not have go about MBytes'
the process in a sequential order.
Computer Memory

Command: wmic cpu get L2CacheSize,


is a small-sized type of volatile L3CacheSize
Cache computer memory that provides high-
speed data access to a processor and
memory stores frequently used computer
Command: wmic memcache list brief
programs, applications and data.

Command: diskpart
(aka non-volatile storage) is any
Pesistent storage device that retains data
storage after power to the device is
turned off. Command: get-wmiobject -class
win32_logicaldisk

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