real storage
[
ree
-
uh
l, reel]
/ˈri əl, ril/
noun
,
Computers.
1.
(in a virtual storage system) the portion of addressable memory that consists of main storage.
Also called
real memory
.
Compare
main memory
.
Examples from the web for
real storage
With the development of writing, the capacity for
real storage
was added.
It provides an additional level of high performance cache storage between the
real storage
devices and the server.