1. Memory: Sixteen megabytes is the minimum for random-access memory in either Macintosh or IBM-compatible computers.

2. This will slow it down, because random-access memory is much faster than disk storage.

3. The invention discloses a controller of a dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) and a user instruction treatment method.

4. Ram (random-access memory) problems might bring on the blue screen of death with a message saying Fatal Exception Error .

5. Non-Volatile Random-Access Memory. A type of RAM that retains its data even when the system is powered down.

6. Let's call it an IRAM, standing for intelligent random-access memory, since most of the transistors on this chip will be devoted to memory.

7. Every computer has a processor and some random-access memory (RAM), also known as physical memory.

8. Random-Access Memory. A broad classification of memory devices that includes all devices in which individual memory locations may be read or written as required.

9. The invention discloses a multi-resistance state resistor random-access memory unit and a preparation method thereof, and belongs to the technical field of microelectronics.

10. Random-Access Memory. Volatile memory that can be read and written by a microprocessor.

11. Many makers of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chips are selling them at a loss because of falling demand and low memory-chip prices.

12. Both computers had a 28, 800-baud fax modem, 16 megabytes of random-access memory and voice mail / speakerphone capabilities.

13. Already some companies have hesitated to move ahead with MRAM, estimating that yet another version of random-access memory is unlikely to pull in large revenues.

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14. Memory is the capacity of the computer to manage data at any one moment, and it is governed by the random-access memory, or RAM, inside the machine.

15. The reason that this process takes so long is that a computer's operating system must be loaded from its hard disk into its random-access memory (RAM) every time the machine is turned on.

16. A wait state is programmed into a computer system to allow other components , such as random-access memory (RAM) , to catch up with the central processing unit (CPU) .

17. There are two types of memory. One is called random-access memory, or RAM for short. The second is called read-only memory, or ROM for short.

18. Paging space, or swap space, is a type of logical volume that serves as a staging area for processes that are not using active random-access memory (RAM).