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'''Random Access Memory''' (RAM) is the volatile memory storage used by computers to hold the programs and data being worked with at the moment. The data goes away when you turn off the computer, so it needs to be saved to a more permanent medium such as a disk or nonvolatile memory.

== Links ==
* [http://www.textfiles.com/programming/FORMATS/limspec.mem Lotus/Intel/Microsoft Expanded Memory Specification (1985)]

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 '''Random Access Memory''' ('''RAM''') is the volatile memory storage used by computers to hold the programs and data being worked with at the moment. The data goes away when you turn off the computer, so it needs to be saved to a more permanent medium such as a disk or nonvolatile memory.

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 '''Random Access Memory''' ('''RAM''') is the volatile memory storage used by computers to hold the programs and data being worked with at the moment. The data goes away when you turn off the computer, so it needs to be saved to a more permanent medium such as a disk or nonvolatile memory.