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A 32-bit operating system is capable of supporting up to ________ megabytes of RAM.


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How many memory channels can a quad core processor support?




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Your new forensic workstation came with two 10K-rpm SAS drives and two 7,400rpm drives. You should install the OS onto the slower drives and save the faster drives for the data sets.


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The fastest and most durable permanent storage mechanism is the solid state drive.


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