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So after the data has been processed in the cpu via data bus,where does it goes to update the memory about the changes? data or address bus?or none of these two? Thank you! :hello:

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That explains it!lol my bad a big thank you sir! darn,i should lessen my caffeine intake :hello:

Thanks for the quick answer bro! I got confused by this article recently,w/c says "To boot (as a verb; also "to boot up") a computer is to load an operating system into the computer's main memory or random access memory (RAM). " is this article wrong...

so heres my question: is your operating sysem in you RAM after you boot it? where is it after you boot it? Can you please explain it clearly,cause its really bugging me. :( is it like a program,w/c is from HDD and stored in RAM so that the CPU can access it quickly? or its like a one time...

What are like the trusted application for cloning a drive? the one that you already used and had no problem with it. ill be cloning my hdd to my brand new ssd Thank you! :hello:

What are like the trusted application for cloning a drive? the one that you already used and had no problem with it. ill be cloning my hdd to my brand new ssd Thank you! :hello:

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Im a networking noob,so to make things simple: -I have a 10 mbps subscription. -I use a router and connect two pcs on it,they use internet at the same time. Q:will the speed be 5mbps on each computer?if so,is there a way to make it 10mbps each while they are both using the internet at the same...

so pretty much my BUDGET build(didnt really built it although I have chosen all of the parts individually lol) hasnt arrive yet, I have kept in mind during my picking process is this two things:it will only be used most of the time for gaming and reliability.oh and I also don't wanna use...

so pretty much to make things straight forward: -this is my chipset: AMD chipset 785GX (got it from a review although all i see is 790GX and 785G,no 785GX w/c is weird) -i have a 64 bit ready processor notebook -i have a 64 bit OS Q: So will a 4GB ram or more work on my notebook and see all...