Video memory, commonly known as VRAM (Video Random Access Memory), plays a critical role in processing visual data on computers and graphic devices. Unlike regular system memory (RAM), video memory is dedicated solely to handling graphics-related tasks such as rendering images, textures, and video playback. This specialized memory is essential for ensuring smooth visuals, whether you’re...
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