1. 2. 3. 4. 5. memory consists of peripheral storage devices, such as disk and tape. One byte equals bits. From a user's

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. memory consists of peripheral storage devices, such as disk and tape. One byte equals bits. From a user's point of view the two most important characteristics of memory are capacity and The three performance parameters for memory are: access time, transfer rate, and The rate is the rate at which data can be transferred into or out of a memory unit.
5. 1. 2. 3. 7:45 With write back updates are made only in the cache. MELBOURNE refers to whether memory is internal or external to the computer. A. Location B. Access C. Hierarchy D. Tag Internal memory capacity is typically expressed in terms of A. hertz B. nanos. D. LOR is equal to the number of C. bytes For internal memory, the electrical lines into and A. access time C. capacity out of the memory module. B. unit of transfer D. memory ratio MELBOURNE "Memory is organized into records and access must be made in a specific linear sequence" is a description of A. sequential access B. direct access C. random access D. associative access The consists of the access time plus any additional time required before a second access can commence. A. latency B. memory cycle time C. direct access D. transfer rate is the simplest mapping technique and maps each block of main memory into only one possible cache line. A. Direct mapping C. Set associative mapping B. Associative mapping D. None of the above AA moodle.mit.edu.au Multiple Choice Multiple Choice 8 O