IT Vocab PC9 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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To run a CPU or video processor faster than its rated speed

A

overclocking

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2
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Method of error detection where a small group of bits being transferred is compared to a single bit set to make the total bits odd or even

A

parity

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3
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Two or more drives in a group that are used for a striped volume

A

stripe set

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4
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Process by which data is written simultaneously to two or more disk drives. Read and write speed is decreased but redundancy in case of catastrophe is increased

A

disk mirroring

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5
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Replacing a bad drive in a RAID array without needing to reboot or power down

A

Hot-swapping

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6
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Disk optimization feature for SATA drives enabling faster read and write speeds

A

Native Command queuing (NCQ)

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7
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RAID 0 volumes or data is spread across two drives for increased speed

A

striped volumes

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8
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Data storage device that uses flash memory to store data

A

solid-state

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9
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Hardware connection with some sort of projection that connects to a port

A

plug

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10
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hidden table that records how files on a hard disk are stored in distinct clusters; the only way DOS knows where to access files

A

File allocation table

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11
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SSD technology that supports a communication connection between the operating system and the SSD directly through a PCIe bus lane, reducing latency and taking full advantage of the speeds of high-end SSDs

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Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe)

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12
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Designator used to ensure proper alignment of floppy drive and hard drive connectors

A

pin 1

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13
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casing that encloses an external hard drive

A

external enclosure

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14
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if the controllers are enabled and the drive is properly connected, the drive should appear in CMOS through a process called _________.

A

autodetection

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15
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Storage devices that read and write data encoded magnetically onto spinning aluminum platters

A

magnetic hard drives

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16
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Connects SATA devices to the expansion bus

A

host bust adapter (HBA)

17
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uses block level and parity data striping which requires three or more drives

18
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the opposite of RAID 0+1 with two mirrored RAID 0 configurations and provides both speed and redundancy requiring 4 disks

19
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The Linux equivalent of the Blue Screen of Death or error for which the OS can’t recover without a reboot

20
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PC specification for small to medium sized hard drives in which the controlling electronics for the drive are part of the drive itself, speeding up transfer rates and leaving only a simple adapter

A

integrated drive electronics (IDE)

21
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Serialized successor to PCI and AGP that uses the concept of individual data paths called lanes

22
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uses byte level striping and provides no fault tolerance

23
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the newest version of SATA that ties capable drives directly into the PCI express bus on motherboards

24
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Serialized version of the ATA standard that offers many advantages over PATA technology, including thinner cabling, keyed connectors and lower power requirements

A

Serial ATA (SATA)

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Storage devices that combine the flash memory used in solid-state drives with the spinning platters used in magnetic hard drives
hybrid hard drives (HHDs)
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the type of nonvolatile RAM that held information about the most basic parts of your PC, such as hard drives, floppies, and DRAM
CMOS