Introduction to RAM Synchronous SRMA is faster than asynchronous SRAM. Memory, or internal storage, also known as main memory, is one of the key components related to the performance of a computer, and is undoubtedly very important. In order to speed up the system and improve the overall performance of the system, we see that the amount of memory configured in the computer is getting larger and larger, and the types of memory are also increasing. New memory technology The access time of computer instructions mainly depends on the memory. For most computer systems today, the access time of memory is a major factor restricting the improvement of system performance. Therefore, when judging the performance of a system, we cannot rely solely on the amount of memory, but also look at the type of memory used and the working speed. Nouns related to memory There are many nouns about memory. For the convenience of readers, the following is a concentrated introduction. ROM: Read-Only Memory RAM (Random Access Memory): Random Access Memory DRAM (Dynamic RAM): Dynamic Random Access Memory PM RAM (Page Mode RAM): Page Mode Random Access Memory (i.e., normal memory) FPM RAM (Fast Page Mode RAM): Fast Page Mode Random Access Memory EDO RAM (Extended Data Output RAM): Extended Data Output Random Access Memory BEDO RAM (Burst Extended Data Output RAM): Burst Extended Data Output Random Access Memory SDRAM (Sychronous Dynamic RAM): Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory SRAM (Static RAM): Static Random Access Memory Async SRAM (Asynchronous Static RAM): Asynchronous Static Random Access Memory Sync Burst SRAM (Synchronous Burst Stacic RAM): Synchronous Burst Static Random Access Memory PB SRAM (Pipelined Burst SRAM): Pipeline (Pipeline) Burst Static Random Access Memory Cache: High-speed Cache L2 Cache (Level 2 Cache): Secondary High-speed Cache (usually composed of SRAM) VRAM (Video R…
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