Chapter 6 part 1&2


Section
Question | Answer |
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What method does an SDHC card use for storing data? | Reprogammable memory |
Which storage device uses aluminum platters for storing data? | Hard disk |
Which of the following is typically used for large data backups of servers? | DTL tape |
You need a storage divice that had very large storage capacity, is fast, and is relatively inexpensive. Which storage device will best suit your needs? | Hard disk |
Which of the following are advantages of solid stae storage compared to hard drives?(select two.) | no moving parts and lower power requirements |
Which of the following is not an advantage of SSDs over HDDS? | inexpensive |
What method does an eMMC card use for storing data? | Non-volatile memory chips |
Which of teh following are magnetic storage devices? (select two.) | tape drive and hard disk drive |
You have a mother board with 4 built-in SATA connectors. What is the maximum number of SATA devices you can connect to the motherboard using the integrated ports | 4 |
A manager wants you to install a Serial ATA hard drive into his computer, but the motherboard does not have a serial ATA connector. What should you do? | Install a Serial ATA host adapter in an expansion slot. |
Which of the following tasks would you complete as part of a SATA installation? | Plug in the 15-pin power connector into the SATA drive. |
Which of the following is the most common disk interface used for optical drives on home and office computers? | SATA |
Which interface is primarily used for internal hard drives in modern desktop PC systems? | SATA |
Which generation of SATA storage devices does the following? supports up to 6 Gbps data transfer rates and addresses solid state drives | SATA3 |
Which SATA storage device standard does the following?Intergrates data and device power into a single cable and uses a connector and port that are neither L-shaped nor rectangular | eSATAp |
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