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[[File:GDDR5X 1080ti.jpg|thumb|[[GDDR SDRAM|GDDR5X SDRAM]] on an NVIDIA GeForce [[GTX 1080 Ti]] graphics card]]
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==Relation
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[[File:Nvidia@8nm@Ampere@GA102@GeForce RTX 3090@S TW 2032A1 SNNB9W.000 GA102-300-A1 DSC06025-DSC06107 (50740715646).jpg|thumb|A [[GPU]] die surrounded by VRAM chips]]
System RAM and VRAM
Modern VRAM is typically found in a [[Ball grid array|BGA package]]<ref>{{Cite web|title=Encapsulated in CPUs, GPUs, RAM and Flash: Types and Uses|date=23 March 2021 |url=https://itigic.com/encapsulated-in-cpus-gpus-ram-and-flash-types-and-uses/}}</ref> soldered onto
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* [[Dual-ported video RAM]], used in the 1990s and at the time often called "VRAM"
* [[SGRAM]]
* [[GDDR SDRAM]]
* [[High Bandwidth Memory]] (HBM)<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://
==See also==
* [[Graphics processing unit]]
* [[Tiled rendering]], a method to reduce VRAM bandwidth requirements<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://developer.samsung.com/galaxy-gamedev/resources/articles/gpu-framebuffer.html|title=GPU Framebuffer Memory: Understanding Tiling}}</ref>
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[[Category:Types of RAM]]
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