In legacy system memory formats, what did the abbreviation SIMM represent?
A. Serial Input Memory Module
B. Synchronous Inline Memory Module
C. Single In-line Memory Module
D. Static Internal Memory Module
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
SIMM stands for Single In-line Memory Module. It is a legacy memory format common in early PCs where the electrical connectors on opposite sides of the chip are tied together to mirror the same signal path.
Explanation:
TDP stands for Thermal Design Power. It represents the maximum amount of heat a computer chip or component (like a CPU or GPU) is expected to produce under a maximum theoretical workload.
Explanation:
AGP stands for Accelerated Graphics Port. It was a legacy high-speed channel customized explicitly to optimize the data throughput lines linking dedicated video adapters directly to system memory.
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