Question

which type of ram might slow system performance because it holds memory addresses and data to improve stability in systems with more than 1 gb of ram before being transferred to the memory controller?
parity ram
buffered
unbuffered
eeprom

Explanation:

Parity RAM stores parity - bits for error - checking. Buffered RAM holds memory addresses and data to improve stability in high - capacity systems but can slow performance due to the buffer. Unbuffered RAM has no such buffering and is faster for low - capacity systems. EEPROM is a type of non - volatile memory, not RAM for general system operation. Buffered RAM is the one that can slow performance in the described way.

Answer:

Buffered