RAMmoduuli
RAMmoduuli, or RAM module, is an electronic component that provides volatile memory to a computer by storing data that the CPU can access rapidly. It consists of memory chips mounted on a small printed circuit board with a connector that plugs into the motherboard's memory slots. RAMmoduulit are available in several generations and form factors.
The most common types are DIMMs (for desktops) and SO-DIMMs (for laptops). Memory standards include DDR, DDR2,
Capacity varies by type and generation. Consumer modules commonly range from 4 GB to 32 GB per
RAMmoduuli stores data only while power is supplied; it loses contents when the system is powered off.
Proper installation requires matching form factor, ensuring correct seating, and avoiding mixing incompatible speeds or types,