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“What is the difference between "Unified Memory" and RAM?”

Asked by Grandpa 11 months ago

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RAM and Unified memory are essentially the same thing. Unified memory is just RAM built into the CPU chip for Apple silicon Macs. Its "unified" with the CPU.
Answered by JayW 11 months ago
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