Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory
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noun
Memória Dinâmica de Acesso Aleatório Síncrona
1. A type of computer memory that synchronizes with the system clock and uses dynamic RAM technology to store data, allowing faster access speeds than standard DRAM
Modern computers use SDRAM to achieve faster processing speeds and improved system performance.
Computadores modernos usam SDRAM para conseguir velocidades de processamento mais rápidas e melhor desempenho do sistema.
2. Computer RAM that operates in synchronization with the CPU clock cycle, enabling burst mode data transfer
SDRAM technology replaced older asynchronous DRAM in the 1990s.
A tecnologia SDRAM substituiu a DRAM assíncrona mais antiga nos anos 1990.
SDRAM is a fundamental technology in computing infrastructure across both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech industries and universities, the term is used predominantly in abbreviated form (SDRAM) during technical discussions. In the 1990s-2000s, SDRAM was the standard memory technology before being largely superseded by DDR variants, making it an important historical reference point in computer hardware discussions.
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