PCmuisti
PCmuisti, or computer memory, refers to the primary volatile storage used by a computer to hold data and instructions that the processor can access quickly. It is complemented by non-volatile storage such as hard drives or solid-state drives, which retain data without power. When power is removed, data in PCmuisti is lost.
Most PCmuisti today is based on dynamic random-access memory (DRAM). It is installed in modules called DIMMs
PCmuisti is organized into channels, ranks, and banks, affecting how data is read and written. The motherboard
Maintenance basics include handling modules with care to avoid electrostatic discharge, ensuring proper seating in sockets,