Memory clock
[/ˈmɛməri klɑːk/]
nounpl: Memory clocks
🇧🇷 Frequência de memória
1. The speed at which a computer's memory (RAM) operates, measured in megahertz (MHz) or gigahertz (GHz), determining how fast data can be read from or written to memory
The gaming PC has a memory clock of 3600 MHz, which provides excellent performance for demanding applications.
O PC gamer possui uma frequência de memória de 3600 MHz, o que oferece excelente desempenho para aplicações exigentes.
2. In graphics processing units (GPUs), the operating speed of the video memory (VRAM) that affects rendering performance
Overclocking the memory clock on your graphics card can increase frame rates in video games.
Aumentar a frequência de memória da placa de vídeo pode aumentar a taxa de quadros em videogames.
💡 This is primarily technical jargon used in computing contexts in both English-speaking and Portuguese-speaking countries. The term is essential in tech forums, gaming communities, and hardware specification discussions. In Brazil, tech enthusiasts often discuss 'frequência de memória' when comparing PC components or optimizing systems for gaming and professional applications.
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