Memóriamodulok

Memóriamodulok, often referred to as memory modules or RAM modules, are essential hardware components in computers and other electronic devices. They are circuit boards that contain integrated circuits, primarily dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chips, and are designed to be inserted into specific slots on a computer's motherboard. The primary function of a memory module is to store data that the processor can access quickly. This type of memory is volatile, meaning that the data stored on it is lost when the power supply is removed.

The capacity of a memory module is measured in gigabytes (GB), indicating the amount of data it can hold. The speed of a memory module is determined by its frequency and latency, which affect how quickly data can be read from and written to it. Different types of memory modules exist, such as DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5, each offering improvements in speed, efficiency, and capacity over its predecessors. These modules are crucial for multitasking, running demanding applications, and overall system performance. When upgrading a computer, replacing or adding memory modules is a common and effective way to enhance its capabilities.