Video cards depend on their RAM to function. In them, this type of graphics memory is called VRAM and performs similar functions to the computer's DDR memory. However, it has some specificities, especially related to the speed of processing and data exchange with the rest of the system.
Although not the only ones, both the amount and speed of VRAM are good performance indicators to evaluate the capabilities of a GPU. Consequently, they can be determining factors for your PC's performance. Below you will learn more about video card memory, how it works, and how it differs from conventional RAM in your PC.
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