Examples of using Physical memory in English and their translations into Spanish
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particularly the size of physical memory and the operating system implementation.
each page can reside in any location of the computer's physical memory, or be flagged as being protected.
searching of information on millions of molecules taking terabytes of physical memory.
m1. small instance types have a limited amount of physical memory to work with, and they are given a 900 MiB swap volume at launch time to act as virtual memory for Linux AMIs.
SpyShelter guards your registry, physical memory(RAM) and other sensitive computer parts along with processes,
The Spiritual Man is free during sleep,[226] and though his physical memory may not become aware of it,
It means that the computer is dumping physical memory to disk, and has executed the emergency shutdown of the computer to prevent data loss from unsaved work.
In reality it will be allocated memory to use from the physical memory, which acts as a"pool" of available memory,
Linux systems can swap infrequently used memory pages from physical memory to swap space
an audio device or physical memory when they are connected to a master USB.
its size is dependent on the amount of physical memory present in the system.
saying that the size of the swap file should be more than the physical memory, and decided to try it on my Windows XP machine.
it can obtain it with minimal delay from its own cache rather than waiting for a request related to physical memory to take place.
I had a physical memory of helping my parents to farm when I was younger,
It means that the computer has started a physical memory dump, and has executed the emergency shutdown of the computer to prevent data loss from unsaved work.
which are mapped into physical memory pages through translation tables residing in memory(and on disk)
If the total size of all the caches exceeds you physical memory size then the operating system will start paging memory to disk,
an instruction is read from physical memory, a copy of that information is routinely saved in the CPU cache at the same time.
The last incarnations of the x86 architecture support up to 36 bits of physical memory addresses, which were mapped to the 32-bit linear address space through the PAE paging mechanism.
Handling page faults usually involves bringing the requested data into physical memory, setting up a page table entry to map the faulting virtual address to the correct physical address,