I know it stands for Video Random Access Memory, but I cant comprehend or visualize what that means. If you can, give me some visual descriptions to help me wrap my head around it.
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VRAM is memory for graphics cards. Data is stored in bits, which is either a 1 or a 0, or a high or a low voltage. You can imagine each bit as being stored on a small battery (capacitor), if a battery is charged its a 1, if its not charged, its a 0. These batteries are organized in 3d squares and are accessed by row and column to get a chunk of data.
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