A PC's third and principal level of system memory is referred to as main memory, or Random Access Memory (RAM). It is an impermanent source of data, but is the main memory area accessed by the hard disk. It acts, so to speak, as a staging post between the hard disk and the processor. The … [Read more...]
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To achieve top speeds for reading and writing with your CD-ReWriter drive, direct memory access (DMA) must be enabled for the drive. To enable DMA … [Read More...]