Technical Support Fundamentals. Week 2_ Assemble a Computer

parts, are a smaller form factor, and also utilize non-volatile memory. non-moving parts; SSDs have non-moving parts, are a smaller form factor, and also utilize non-volatile memory. 4. True or false: If you plug in a 220v appliance into a 120v outlet, the appliance could get damaged.: True; While plugging a 220v appliance into a 120v outlet won't cause immediate harm to your appliance, it could still cause appliance deterioration. 5. How long will it take to transfer a file size of 1GB on a USB 2.0 and a USB 3.0 drive? usb 2.0 - transfer speeds of 480Mb/s usb 3.0 - transfer speeds of 5 Gb/s usb 3.1 - transfer speeds of 10 Gb/s: ~17 seconds on a usb 2.0 drive; ~2 seconds on a usb 3.0 drive;; Theoretically, USB 2.0 has a bandwidth of 480 Mb/s, which is roughly 60 MB/s. It would take around 17 seconds to transfer 1024 MB of data. 6. What is the difference between a ROM chip and a RAM chip? Check all that apply.: a ROM chip stores permanent data. A RAM chip stores temporary data.; A ROM chip stores permanent data and will keep its data if there is a power failure. A RAM chip stores temporary data and will wipe its data in a power failure. a ROM chip is non-volatile and will keep its data in the case of a power failure. A RAM chip is volatile and will wipe its data in the case of power failure; A ROM chip stores permanent data and will keep its data if there is a power failure. A RAM chip stores temporary data and will wipe its data in a power failure.