In early pcs, a dimm in any one of the dimm slots could fill the 64-bit bus; therefore, each slot was called a(n)
a. bankb. indexc. arrayd. frame

The correct answer to the following question will be Option A (Bank).

Explanation:

Sometimes on a motherboard, the memory modules are grouped into different groups and that each group is named as a branch. Furthermore, the term "bank" may be used loosely to describe a basic computing data storage area. When the record is stored in the database it can be accessed at a specific time by the user.Because the 486 is a 32-bit processor and a 30-pin SIMM is 8-bit, four SIMMs (8x4=32) is called a bank when installing memory on an 80486 processor computer; Install four 16 MB SIMMs when upgrading to 64 MB. 

Therefore, Option A is the right answer.

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