Rams

Rams, short for "Random Access Memory," are a type of computer memory that allows data to be read and written quickly. Unlike long-term storage, like hard drives, RAM is temporary. It holds the data and programs that a computer is actively using, which means it helps speed up performance by providing immediate access to information. When you turn off your computer, the data in RAM is erased, making it essential for tasks that require fast processing but not for permanent storage. Essentially, RAM boosts a computer's ability to multitask and run applications smoothly.