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A computer's ability to remember information depends on its ability to hold data in RAM or on its hard drive. RAM acts as short-term memory and allows for faster processing than the hard drive, but filling RAM can cause the processor to access the hard drive more slowly. Adding more RAM generally improves a computer's performance and usability, but each system has a limit on how much it can hold. Regular cleaning and maintenance of a computer can help prevent costly repairs and keep the system running smoothly.
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Computer memorynba
A computer's ability to remember information depends on its memory capacity. Random access memory (RAM) acts as short-term memory and allows for faster access than a hard drive, but filling RAM can cause the processor to frequently access the hard drive, slowing performance. Adding more RAM generally improves a computer's speed and usability up to the machine's maximum capacity. Regular computer maintenance like cleaning every 3-6 months can help prevent issues and save on costly repairs.
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Cache memory is a small, fast memory located close to the CPU that stores copies of frequently used data from main memory. It comes in three levels - L1 cache is built into the CPU and fastest, L2 cache is larger but slower, and L3 cache is located on the motherboard between the CPU and main memory. Cache memory speeds up system performance by allowing the CPU to access needed data and instructions faster than from main memory.
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