Random access memory (RAM)
RAM is a term for the computer’s temporary data storage. This hardware stores data that individuals frequently access. For example, the RAM enables you to open applications and files easily because the computer can find them in its short-term memory. It’s a volatile memory, meaning individuals may lose the content they save on RAM when they close their computer. As the RAM directly connects to the motherboard, it can increase a computer’s speed. Having more RAM may make a computer perform better.
