How does RAM and ROM work together?

RAM, which stands for random access memory, and ROM, which stands for read-only memory, are both present in your computer. RAM is volatile memory that temporarily stores the files you are working on. ROM is non-volatile memory that permanently stores instructions for your computer.

Why computer need both RAM and ROM?

The TL;DR answer is that RAM is volatile and contents disappear when powered down, so a computer with only RAM would have be be kept powered up all the time. ROM is “read only” so a computer with only ROM would not be able to manipulate or alter any data. If only it were that simple! RAM means random access memory.

What are RAM and ROM How are they alike?

Difference between RAM and ROM

Difference	RAM	ROM
Size and Capacity	Large size with higher capacity.	Small size with less capacity.
Used as/in	CPU Cache, Primary memory.	Firmware, Micro-controllers
Accessibility	The data stored is easily accessible	The data stored is not as easily accessible as in RAM
Cost	Costlier	cheaper than RAM.

Does an operating system also use RAM?

So the answer to your question (“Does every OS need RAM?”) is: yes, every IBM PC compatible hardware requires at least some functioning RAM to boot. This is true for any OS that runs on that hardware.

What are RAM and ROM How are they alike How are they different what are Eerom prom and EPROM?

RAM : random axis memory. Used for temporary storage. EPROM:erasable programmable read only memory. Used to retain its data when the power supply is switched off.

What are RAM and ROM How are the different what are eeprom prom and EPROM?

RAM stands for random access memory, and ROM stands for read-only memory, which is present in the computer. RAM is volatile memory that provisionally stores the files whereas ROM is a non-volatile memory that permanently saves instructions on the computer. Q. 5 Why is ROM used?