Assertion: ram's data | /r/AtLocation | ram
Facets:
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: similarly
type: DEGREE
value: temporarily
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Similarly, all the data you're actively using on your computer (or smartphone, tablet, etc.) is temporarily stored in RAM.
text: RAM is much faster than standard internal memory, so if you use apps frequently, the data for those apps will be stored in the RAM.
text: This means that once the computer is switched off, the data and instructions held in RAM are lost.
text: When power gets off the data stored in SRAM goes deleted.
text: With SRAM, data is stored using a six transistor memory cell.
text: RAM is a volatile memory which simply means the data stored inside RAM is volatile.
text: RAM was designed to originally to both be fast and to take the same amount of time to access any data stored on the RAM, these were both a significant difference to long term storage media before SSDs became mainstream as optical media like CDs and magnetic media like hard drives both have limited speed and variable read times.
text: because unlike other forms of memory and data storage, when the PC is turned off or powered down, the data stored within RAM is lost.
text: Programme variables and other temporary data is generally stored within the RAM.
text: When we work on MS Word , then the data of MS Word is stored in RAM.
text: When you power off your computer the data stored in RAM is deleted.
text: The data stored in RAM can be accessed randomly, meaning a computer does not need to search through large blocks of data to find what it needs.
text: RAM is volatile, so data stored in RAM stays there only as long as your computer is running.
text: As soon as you turn the computer off, the data stored in RAM disappears.
text: Any data stored in RAM will be lost once the computer is turned off.
text: Being volatile, any data stored in RAM will be lost when power is removed
text: When you switch on the computer the data and instructions from the hard disk are stored in the RAM, e.g., when the computer is rebooted, and when you open a program, the operating system (OS), and the program are loaded into RAM, generally from an HDD or SSD.
text: It is a volatile memory which means the data stored in the RAM evaporates the moment you cut the power supply.
text: When the device is powered down, data stored in the RAM is erased.
text: RAM is much faster than standard internal memory, so if you use apps frequently, the data for those apps will be stored in the RAM.
text: Once the computer is switched off, the data and instructions held in RAM are lost.