Could someone explain the difference between harrd drive memory and ram? why doesnt more hard drive memory make the computer fasteR? Thank you. in leymen terms please
>>54290341
u can download ram but can't download hard drive ram
>>54290363
this
>>54290341
kys senpai
RAM is really fast
HDD is slow compared to RAM
speed = $
speed + size = $$$$$$
fast + large = expensive
fast - small = cheap, but not good as storage
slow + large = not expensive
>>54290341
Hard drive memory? You mean buffer memory?
>>54290341
dumb frogposter
ram is accessed differently than hard drive memory, so some of the information handling is more concise. ram is also made using many more data bus configurations which decreases retrival times. ram is also almost entirely electrochemical, no peripheral mechanics involved ( like when dealing with a hard drives' needle and platter ). This also decreases retrieval times. ram, iirc, also has many bus paths in and out which make working with memory in it much less likely to create bottlenecks wheres hdd memory has to pass through the file system checker for dealing with the file tables. ram has no such tables.
basically hdd has physical limits of the hardware and the over head of organization tacked on it as a bottlehead. there may be mineral differences but nothing im well versed in.
>itt ramcucks
Just go to http://downloadmoreram.com/ sempai.
>>54290391
I'll just point out that kys is something that kids who follow a particular youtuber write, this youtuber even talks as if puberty skipped him
>>54290341
Ram is your short-term memory. You can recall instantly what was said, what you've seen etc.
Hdd is a motherfucking handwritten library - and your handwriting sucks. It also has pictures, sounds etc - but you need to find proper book to find them anyways.
RAM is the surface of your desk you put files on to work on them
Hard disk is the filing cabinet you store them in.
Weekend came earlier this week.
There's a subtle difference between the two, and many people can get confused. A hard drive is called that because it's "hard" to control. And "ram" is named that way because the memory has to be forced (rammed) into place. Hope that helps.
