Cache Memory is a type of memory used directly by the ROM instructions that are to be executed

Cache Memory is a type of memory used directly by the RAM instructions that are to be executed

Cache Memory is a type of memory used directly by the processor for storing sinstructions that are to be executed. It tetches a number of instructions, and while executing those. It tetches the next batch of instructions.
This speeds up performance as she processor doesn’t have to want for the instructions to be retrieved from the original program source before it can executre.

Cache Memory is a type of memory used directly by the OS instructions that are to be executed

BIOS

IDE controllers

CMOS

RAM

Test the power supply

Replace the CMOS battery

Reseat hard drive cable controller

Check the AC outlet for voltage

The Intel chipsets use MHz as a speed factor IE "This Pentium 4 chip runs at 3000 MHz" (IE a Pentium 4 3 0)
The AMD chipsets do not use a MegaHertz rating for speed because they believe doing so would make their chips seem slower than their Intel counterparts.

The ADM chipsets use MHz as a speed factor IE "This AthlonXP chip runs at 3000 MHz"
The Intel chipsets do not use a MegaHertz rating for speed because they believe doing so would make their chips seem slower than their Intel counterparts.

The AMD chipsets use MHz as a speed factor IE "This Pentium 4 chip runs at 3000 MHz"
The Intel chipsets do not use a MegaHertz rating for speed because they believe doing so would make their chips seem slower than their Intel counterparts.

The Intel chipsets use MHz as a speed factor IE "This AthlonXP chip runs at 3000 MHz"
The AMD chipsets do not use a MegaHertz rating for speed because they believe doing so would make their chips seem slower than their Intel counterparts.

Save the BIOS upgrade files on to a floppy disk

Unplug all connectors

Write down all settings

Shut off the UPS

Bad power supply

Corrupt COMS

Faulty processor

Hard drive types are incorrectly defined

Boot sector location

Data delivered high-speed bursts

BIOS caching

Fewer transistors used

Set the master/alave jumper

Select a unique ID for new HDD

Install drive bay and secure it property

Ensure proper cable orientation

Interlacing

Refresh rate

Video RAM

Dot pitch

Hard drive failure
System lockups.

Floppy drive failure
System lockups.

Floppy drive failure
CPU damage.

CD-ROM drive failure