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Conventional Memory

A section of IBM compatible memory that totals 640KB. This portion of the memory is the only portion accessible by MS-DOS without the aid of a memory manager. To maintain compatibility computers developed after the 8088 continued to observe this barrier.
  • Additional information about conventional memory as well as other portions of memory can be found on our RAM diagram.

Also see: 640KB barrier, Memory definitions

 

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