Between your CPU and a video card processor, it is the VRAM that acts as a buffer, ensuring the uninterrupted operation of games or other graphics-intensive applications. Essentially, it lies at the ...

Short for Video Random-Access Memory, VRAM is not exclusive to Nvidia, but it is essential to the chipmaker's market-leading ...

Just like your PC’s system memory, graphics cards and laptop GPUs have their own memory, called VRAM (video RAM). Graphics memory is mostly important for gaming, but there are productivity and ...

Computers have RAM, Random Access Memory. So do graphics cards. Why does your system need two copies of the same part doing the same job? The answer is complicated — in a lot of ways, a discrete ...

Knowing which graphics card (GPU) your PC uses is helpful when shopping for upgrades, troubleshooting performance issues, or checking if your computer can run the latest games. However, unless you’re ...

Want to upscale your graphics? Stuck on a low-resolution display? Your AMD or Nvidia graphics card can go beyond anti-aliasing with supersampling. Updating your Nvidia or AMD drivers will get you the ...