Problems with memory and memory sticks

1. Main memory includes ROM, RAM, cache
2.Cache is a small capacity memory between CPU and main memory

question:
1. In the second point, does main memory mean that RAM, which is commonly known as "br > 2.cache", only logically belongs to memory, but in physical implementation, it is between CPU and memory, that is to say, ROM, RAM and cache are independent of each other, just as external memory includes disks, floppy disks, etc.

Thank you all

Computer-composition computer-principle computer-basic operating-system c

Mar.01,2021

Yes, the memory bar in our pc thinks that the cache in the ram,cpu here can be understood as the cache here. (in fact, RAM sub-SRAM,DRAM,cache generally uses SRAM, and CPU to exchange data faster than DRAM, in manufacturing, so it is called 'cache')
is physically independent

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https://gcsecomputing.org.uk/.
https://gcsecomputing.org.uk/.

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