Upper Memory - Definition
Upper Memory refers to the memory addresses between 640K and 1024K. In the early computer days, Upper Memory is that area between Conventional Memory and Extended Memory reserved for System BIOS and video information on the MS-DOS Memory Map. It is also called Reserved Memory.
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