Question

question 44 of 57 which of the following statements is true regarding single - and double - sided memory? single - sided ram can be organized into two banks. double - sided ram always has modules on both sides of the circuit board. single - sided memory uses half the number of memory modules as double - sided memory of the same capacity. double - sided ram allows the computer to access all of the memory. i want to review this question later. (optional)

Explanation:

Single - sided RAM has memory modules on one side of the circuit board, while double - sided RAM has modules on both sides. Double - sided RAM does not always allow the computer to access all of the memory at once due to how the system addresses it. Single - sided RAM cannot be organized into two banks in the way double - sided can in terms of physical module placement on the board. And single - sided memory does not necessarily use half the number of modules as double - sided for the same capacity as it depends on the module density. So, the statement "Double - sided RAM always has modules on both sides of the circuit board" is true.

Answer:

Double - sided RAM always has modules on both sides of the circuit board.