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Computer question from High Court exam, 2026 by JKSSB

Which of the Following Statements are Correct?

1. Every cache miss results in data being fetched from RAM.
2. Registers are generally faster than cache memory.
3. Cache memory is used to reduce CPU waiting time.
4. Cache memory is part of secondary storage.

Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Correct Answer: Option B — 2 and 3 only
Statement Analysis
1. Incorrect: In systems with multi-level caching (e.g., L1, L2, and L3 caches), a miss in the L1 cache will first check the L2 or L3 cache before going all the way to RAM.

2. Correct: Registers are located directly inside the CPU core and operate at CPU clock speed (sub-nanosecond response times), making them faster than cache memory.

3. Correct: Cache memory stores frequently accessed data and instructions close to the processor, minimizing the time the CPU spends waiting for data to load from slower main memory (RAM).

4. Incorrect: Cache memory is high-speed volatile primary memory (built using SRAM), whereas secondary storage refers to non-volatile storage devices like SSDs and Hard Drives.
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JKSSB High Court 2026

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Exam JKSSB
Recruitment High Court
Year 2026
Subject Computer
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