Matching
-Flash memory
A) A data storage medium that accepts low capacity, removable magnetic disk, usually
3 1/2 inches in size
B) A nonvolatile storage medium that provides storage for the operating system and data
C) An interface standard that uses a 40-pin or 80-pin data cable for connection to storage devices
D) An interface standard that uses a thin L-shaped data and power cable for connection to storage devices
E) SATA setup option in BIOS that supports native command queuing and all other advanced features
F) A family of standards for PATA and (in ATA-7 and above) SATA interfaces
G) A PATA jumper setting that enables the 80-wire cable to determine primary and secondary drives
H) A single file that contains the layout of an optical disc
I) A memory device that requires electricity to change its contents but does not require electricity to maintain its contents
J) Hard drive that uses flash memory instead of magnetic storage platters

Question

Matching
-Flash memory
A) A data storage medium that accepts low capacity, removable magnetic disk, usually
3 1/2 inches in size
B) A nonvolatile storage medium that provides storage for the operating system and data
C) An interface standard that uses a 40-pin or 80-pin data cable for connection to storage devices
D) An interface standard that uses a thin L-shaped data and power cable for connection to storage devices
E) SATA setup option in BIOS that supports native command queuing and all other advanced features
F) A family of standards for PATA and (in ATA-7 and above) SATA interfaces 
G) A PATA jumper setting that enables the 80-wire cable to determine primary and secondary drives 
H) A single file that contains the layout of an optical disc
I) A memory device that requires electricity to change its contents but does not require electricity to maintain its contents
J) Hard drive that uses flash memory instead of magnetic storage platters

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Flash memory is a type of nonvolatile storage that does not require power to maintain the information stored in the chip. It is used in many types of devices, including solid-state drives (SSDs), which are described in option J as hard drives that use flash memory instead of the traditional magnetic storage platters found in hard disk drives (HDDs). Flash memory offers faster data access speeds and is more resistant to physical shock compared to HDDs.

Matching -Flash Memory