primærminnehovedsakelig
Primærminnehov is a term used in computer science to refer to the main memory of a computer system. This is the primary storage location where the CPU (Central Processing Unit) can directly access data and instructions that are currently being used by running programs. Unlike secondary storage such as hard drives or SSDs, primærminnehov is volatile, meaning that its contents are lost when the power is turned off.
The speed at which primærminnehov can be accessed is crucial for the overall performance of a computer.
The capacity of primærminnehov, often measured in gigabytes (GB), determines how many programs and how much