Basically, anything. RAM stands for Random Access Memory, and it can contain programs, data, an operating system, pictures, videos, you name it. It's the main working area or scratchpad of your computer. It stays there until you turn the power off. This varies from ROM (Read-Only Memory) in that ROM may be read from, but not written to, and the contents remains unchanged. Examples of ROMs are a BIOS chip (allowing booting of a computer), a or video card ROM (containing a small program to make the card work). Once you boot your computer, the BIOS tells the computer where to find the operating system on disk, then it is loaded into the RAM, and execution continues in RAM, and everything starts up. See also: PROMs (Programmable Read-Only Memory), EPROMS (Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory; uses a UV light to erase and re-program), and EEPROMs (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory; also called non-volatile memory).
SRAM (Static RAM)
the function of a memory ram is to store memory that can be accessed later on.
RAM or 'memory'
The most common amount of RAM contained within a computer is one gigabyte. For programs that run at an extremely high rate, more RAM (random access memory) might be needed.
RAM is one of the memory... it is non volatile memory...
Non Volatile RAM (NVRAM) Memory DeviceRead Only Memory (ROM) Memory DeviceRandom Access Memory (RAM) Memory Device
RAM: random access memory
RAM is another name for memory in a computer.
there is not enough ram installed
RAM, or random access memory.
RAM is made out of Memory chips which contains the memory
Random Access Memory