A memory buffer is a temporary storage area used to hold data while it is being transferred between different devices or between different speeds, to smooth out data flow.
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The average access time for a hard disk is the sum of seek time (head movement), rotational latency (waiting for sector), and transfer time (reading/writing data).
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2.5-inch HDDs commonly range from 500 GB to 2 TB for laptops, with larger capacities available. 3.5-inch drives typically have higher capacities (up to 10 TB+).
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The address bus is a directional pathway used exclusively by the CPU to point to the specific hardware memory address location it wants to interact with.
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