Vram Vs Ram?
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VRAM (Video RAM) is a type of RAM specifically designed to store image data for a computer’s display. It is often used in graphics cards and other similar devices. VRAM has a faster access time than traditional RAM, but it is also more expensive. VRAM is often used to store part or all of a frame buffer, which is an array of data used to store the contents of a single frame of video.
RAM (Random Access Memory) is a type of computer memory that can be read and written to at any time. It is used to store program instructions and data that are being actively used by the processor. RAM is known as volatile memory because the data stored in it is erased when the computer is powered off.