function of memory in bios setup.
what is the function of memory in bios setup.
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Member • Feb 14, 2010
Which memory are you talking about?Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Feb 15, 2010
i think bios have some memory i want to know what is the function of that bios memory and what is the name of the memory.gaurav.bhorkarWhich memory are you talking about?
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Member • Feb 15, 2010
Yes there is a non volatile memory which stores the bios settings. I guess, it is called as flash memory (may be).Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Feb 15, 2010
thank you gaurav.gaurav.bhorkarYes there is a non volatile memory which stores the bios settings. I guess, it is called as flash memory (may be).Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Feb 15, 2010
Hi mohit,mohit007kumar00thank you gaurav.
As, Gaurav said it is true that it has non-volatile memory ie Flash memory or CMOS memory it is otherwise called as NVRAM.
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Member • Feb 15, 2010
It was plain ROM to begin with, later improved onto PROM, then EPROM now shifting towards flash based memory as sushant mentioned. But EPROM still rules the market.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone.