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dram Abbreviation for dynamic random access memory. A type of RAM that stores information in integrated circuits containing capacitors. Since capacitors lose their charge over time, DRAM boards include logic to recharge, or "refresh," the RAM chips continuously. Since their internal circuitry is simple, DRAMs are more commonly used than static RAMs, even though they are slower. DRAM can hold approximately four times as much data as a static RAM chip of the same complexity. ...
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Dramamine A medicine used to prevent motion sickness, especially seasickness
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dram Dynamic Random Access Memory. A type of volatile memory, which is lost when the power is turned off.
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dram "Dynamic Random Access Memory" (RAM). High density, cost-effective memory chips.
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dram Dynamic Random Access Memory (see also SDRAM). A type of memory used in a PC for the main memory (such as your "32 Mbytes of RAM".) "Dynamic" refers to the memory's memory of storage - basically storing the charge on a capacitor. Specialized types of DRAM (such as EDO memory) have been developed to work with today's faster processors.
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