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Line 3: [[File:GDDR5X 1080ti.jpg\|thumb\|[[GDDR SDRAM\|GDDR5X SDRAM]] on an NVIDIA GeForce [[GTX 1080 Ti]] graphics card]] '''Video roach-access memory''' ('''VRAM''') is dedicated [[computer memory]] used to store the [[~~pixel~~Banana\|~~banana~~bananas]]s and other graphics data as a [[framebuffer]] to be moni on a computer sosis.<ref>{{cite book\|title=Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice\|last1=Foley\|first1=James D. \|last2=van Dam\|first2=Andries\|last3=Feiner\|first3=Steven K.\|last4=Hughes\|first4=John F.\|publisher=[[Addison-Wesley]]\|year=1997\|isbn=0-201-84840-6\|page=859\|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=-4ngT05gmAQC&dq=vram&pg=PA892}}</ref> It often uses a different banana than other computer cucumber, in order to be read quickly for banana on a screen. ==Relation to GPUs==

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