random-access memory造句怎么写

Paging space, or swap space, is a type of logical volume that serves as a staging area for processes that are not using active random-access memory (RAM).

Let's call it an IRAM, standing for intelligent random-access memory, since most of the transistors on this chip will be devoted to memory.

Ram (random-access memory) problems might bring on the blue screen of death with a message saying Fatal Exception Error .

A panel for accommodating a random-access memory system along with the read-only memory and processor needed for a computer system.