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Presentation

Student Name: Hina Tahir

Roll No.: 231066

Department: English 1st semister

Section B

Subject : Introduction To Computing

Submitted To : Maam Tanzila Qazi


Computer Memory

By Hina Tahir
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● Introduction

● Computer

● Computer memory

● Types of Memory:

Primary Memory

Secondary Memory

● Conclusion
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Introduction To Computer
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Computers are sophisticated electronic


devices that process and manipulate data to
perform a wide range of tasks. They consist of
hardware components such as the central
processing unit (CPU), memory, storage
devices, input and output devices, and a
motherboard that connects them.
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Computer Memory

Computer memory, often referred to simply as


"memory" in the context of computing, is a
fundamental component of a computer system that
is used to store, manage, and retrieve data and
instructions. It plays a critical role in the functioning of
computers.
Types of Memory
Computer memory can be broadly
categorized into two main types:

Primary Secondary
Memory Memory
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Primary Memory
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1. RAM (Random Access Memory)
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● ROM is non-volatile memory that


stores firmware or BIOS
information.
● Data in ROM is only readable and
cannot be modified.
● Examples include BIOS in a
computer and firmware in devices.
2. ROM (Read-Only Memory)
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1 ● ROM is non-volatile memory that stores
�� firmware or BIOS information.
�� ● Data in ROM is only readable and cannot be
modified.
● Examples include BIOS in a computer and
firmware in devices.

3. Cache Memory

● Cache memory is a small, high-speed volatile


memory located close to the CPU.
● It stores frequently used data to reduce the
time required for data access.
● L1, L2, and L3 caches are found in most CPUs.
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Secondary Memory
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1. Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
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● HDD is a non-volatile storage device for


long-term data storage.
● It uses spinning disks and magnetic
read/write heads to store and retrieve
data.
● Provides high storage capacity but slower
data access compared to SSDs
2. Solid State Drive (SSD)
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�� ● SSD is a non-volatile storage device that uses
NAND flash memory.
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● It offers faster data access and is more
reliable than HDDs.
● Common in modern laptops and desktops.

3. Optical Drives

● Optical drives like CD/DVD drives use optical


technology to read and write data.
● Less common now due to the rise of digital
distribution.
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Conclusion
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● Computer memory is an integral part of computing
systems, categorized into primary and secondary memory.

● Primary memory (RAM, ROM, Cache) is used for active


data storage, while secondary memory (HDD, SSD, Optical
Drives) provides long-term storage options.

● The choice of memory types depends on the specific


requirements and use cases of the computer system.
Thanks

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