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Thread: SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

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    Default SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

    Everyone knows about memory huh

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    Default Re:SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

    B. Based on my volatile memory of settings in Config.sys files, nothing more.

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    Default Re:SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

    pretty sure there eh, ramesh

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    Default Re:SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

    Definately B.

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    Default Re:SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

    i have a surprise for yall 2morrow when i give the answer ;D ;D

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    Default Re:SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

    What surprise u talking about?

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    Default Re:SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

    this surprise

    Answer: C - High memory is the first 64K area of memory above 1MB

    Explanation: Upper memory is the area of RAM in the PC memory map between 640K and 1MB. High memory is the 64K area just above the 1MB mark that is created by the segmented offset addressing style of the Intel microprocessor. The high memory area comes into play when the HIMEM.SYS driver is used in the CONFIG.SYS file

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    Default Re:SoftwareQuiz#21-Upper Vs. High Memory

    a bus dem bus teacha...gi dem some licks fi not listening....

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