Correct option is D
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Statement I is
false: Most PCs use
Static RAM (SRAM) for
CPU Cache, not
Dynamic RAM (DRAM). DRAM is used for the system's main memory, but it is too slow for cache purposes.
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Statement II is
true:
Static RAM (SRAM) is faster and more expensive than
Dynamic RAM (DRAM). This is why SRAM is used in smaller, high-speed applications like cache memory.
Information Booster:
1.
DRAM is cheaper and slower, commonly used for system memory (RAM).
2.
SRAM is faster and more expensive, used for CPU caches due to its high speed.
Additional Knowledge:
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CPU Cache: High-speed memory located closer to the CPU to speed up access to frequently used data.
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SRAM vs DRAM: DRAM requires constant refreshing, while SRAM does not, contributing to its higher speed.