window ram

Window RAM or WRAM is an obsolete type of semiconductor computer memory that was designed to replace video RAM (VRAM) in graphics adapters. It was developed by Samsung and also marketed by Micron Technology, but had only a short market life before being superseded by SDRAM (synchronous DRAM) and SGRAM (synchronous graphics RAM). WRAM has a dual-ported dynamic RAM structure similar to that of VRAM, with one parallel port and one serial port, but has extra features to enable fast block copies and block fills (so-called window operations). It has a 32-bit wide host port to enable optimal data transfer in PCI and VESA Local Bus systems. It is sometimes erroneously called Windows RAM, because of confusion with the Microsoft Windows operating systems, to which it is unrelated.

<< Previous

Word Browser

Next >>

agen
pierre clostermann
abiezer coppe
aire sur l'adour
stalin's speech on aug 19, 1939
paula zahn
key largo (island)
lynmouth
malaysian peacock pheasant
san antonio, zambales
hipercor

gerald a. regan
lisbon strategy
iso 3166 2:ly
iso 3166 2:ma
japan tobacco
iso 3166 2:mo
iso 3166 2:mw
priority inversion
bar ilan university
resonator
the descent of man and selection in relation to sex

michael andrews
whip (instrument)
interpretation
ochanomizu station
erwin stresemann
temple block
art object
list of south african companies
richard and judy
melbourne central business district
iidabashi station

charles rocket
jean coutu
als
splinter
annemasse
peshitta
famous players
auch
wilhelm marstrand
western plateau
edie sedgwick