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Why does a computer not always become proportionally faster when RAM speed increases?

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Correct answer: Because the processor, storage and software may also be bottlenecks

The governing concept is system-level bottleneck analysis. Computer performance is determined by the interaction of the processor, RAM latency and bandwidth, storage, operating system and application behavior. If the processor or storage remains the limiting part, increasing RAM speed improves only one link and cannot produce an equal overall gain. Option D is correct. The other choices either deny RAM’s role, assign speed to the monitor, or make an unsupported claim about software errors.

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Ram-SpeedBottleneckSystem-PerformanceBasic Components Of A Computer SystemIct (Information & Communication Technology) Skills IIct Information Communication Technology Skills IArtificial IntelligenceClass 9 Mcq

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