Static RAM and Dynamic RAM Explained

A brief explanation of two types of Random Access Memory.
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so its like SRAM = pocket DRAM = bagpack (when u need to grab something)

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SRAM - It is like the drawer of our desktop table DRAM - It is like the cabinet of our desktop table

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[@BHzG80]

Are they separate ram or on the same ram? Dumb question just making sure.

[@aps-c1766]

Sram located in cpu they called cache like L3, L2, L1. And dram just regular ram we know today

[@nourghazal296]

@@aps-c1766 wrong. they are the same ram. L1...Ln are use latches which make them much faster.

[@spoopi.twinkie7271]

​@@nourghazal296 so sram and dram are in one stick of ram in everyone's computer?

[@darkeagle999]

@@spoopi.twinkie7271 SRAM is in your CPU as cache and DRAM is that RAM stick that you purchase. The video is misleading by labeling SRAM right on top of a RAM stick (DRAM). To summarize, SRAM and DRAM are RAM. DRAM is the RAM stick that you buy and SRAM is included inside your CPU as L1 L2 L3 cache. =)

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Great video, quick, clean and simple. Thanks.

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Damn - You're a good teacher. Why could I never get a straight answer on this -it appears to be so easy to explain. So is there a balance or weak component that hinders performance? Is there a formula (not looking to build a computer just curious if the desktops on the market today have one piece of new tech and raise the price but the performance stays the same) -thanks

[@DannyOvox3]

But who loses data faster when power is off? Seems like dynamic, right?

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What book did you get that text from? in 4:30

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[@MrJdcirbo]

In programming you learn about statically allocated memory and dynamically allocated memory. Do SRAM and DRAM have something to do with that? Like, stack memory is stored in SRAM and heap memory is stored in DRAM?

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[@elliotthumphrey2106]

I saw a deal on a solid state drive that people lamented lacked DRAM. What does DRAM do in re:to solid state drives and why is it odd that it was missing?

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Thanks it is very good Explanation but ,when u will upload the boolean Method video

[@ashtonbelanger6779]

Is it possible to have a DRAM and an SRAM at the same time?

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Thank you ❤

[@jhnyjoejoe69]

I just want to know are ram sticks and d ram sticks 2 different types and if so which one should i get for my laptop? are they both compatible?

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Good Explanation! Thanks

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Well explained TY

[@MrValsung]

Is there any recommended resources for learning about more of the specifics as you allude to at the end of the video?

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Thank you!

[@simpsonsampson7600]

Can both forms of RAM be present in a single stick? Are you they always, sometimes or never?

[@mizzywizzys4325]

at 1:16 which did you mean does it use less or more power??? cuz you said more but put less on the whiteeboard

[@SaravanaKumar-fm8pr]

Can you please explain about virtual RAM?

[@mohamadaslamabubakar3188]

do laptops have both sticks or do they make both into a hybrid stick?

[@manishsarkar134]

hybrid

[@haigjosephjr3f908]

no hard feeling but its kind of tricky

[@The-li6ee]

This may sound stupid, but can I run static and dynamic ram in the same system to get "the best of both worlds" ?

[@coba23513]

why do you need 4 transistors in static RAM to represent data? I thought a bit was a 1 or 0, shouldnt one transistor, either or on off, be enough?

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thanks. teacher. here is my question what are the real analogy (SRAM VS DRAM)

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What about VRAM?

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[@steelrarebit7387]

So does one RAM stick contain them both? Or do I need to buy a SRAM and a DRAM to work together in my computer?

[@auroth6805]

you said Dram had a faster change rate and what does it change?

[@trustav8922]

How about vram? In grafkcards

[@H3Vtux]

A graphics Card is essentially a small computer dedicated to generating the images you see on your screen. VRAM is the Ram for that computer.

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This is interesting!!!

[@tripleaaalife6589]

But how does your computer determine what is used more frequently or is more important?

[@jisanislam1333]

which ram we use for our pc Static RAM or Dynamic RAM ?

[@iamkopicups]

Every stick contains both huh. And here I thought d Rams are separate hardware from s rams. Images on Google confused me more than it should. 😐

[@H3Vtux]

Yes, unless you are a hardware designer or you code drivers for a living, you really don't need to know the difference.

[@darkeagle999]

@@H3Vtux SRAM is in your CPU as cache and DRAM is that RAM stick that you purchase. The video is misleading by labeling SRAM right on top of a RAM stick (DRAM). To summarize, SRAM and DRAM are RAM. DRAM is the RAM stick that you buy and SRAM is included inside your CPU as L1 L2 L3 cache. =)