RAM is a temporary storage for quick and easy access to anything you need immediately, while storage is for long term. I could tell you a set of numbers and ask you to repeat them immediately, but next week you might not be able to recall. RAM (Random-Access Memory) is like your brain’s working memory. There are two main brands of graphics cards, Nvidia and AMD, both of which have competing features, such as DLSS and AMD Fidelity FX Super Resolution, which essentially reconstruct each frame at a lower resolution to give you a performance and visual quality boost.
Your graphics card does a lot of things, but mainly it’s the thing that makes all the visuals you’ll see in a game or program like Blender. Regardless, you’ll still want to put your operating system on an SSD for that sweet, sweet instant startup time. In my experience, mechanicals don’t last too long on a gaming rig, but it still has uses. For good reason, as an SSD can access data much faster than a mechanical because it doesn’t have to spin a disc around to find anything. Mechanical drives are old hat at this point and on their way out. If you understand none of that, let’s go from back to front. So I’m gonna try and keep things simple, but maybe we’ll both learn something along the way.įor those curious, here are my PC specs: I use an AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor (3.59 GHz), 16 GB of RAM, and a GeForce RTX 3060 Ti graphics card, all running Windows 11 through a 1 TB M.2 SSD as well as a 1 TB mechanical drive for storage. That’s not a knock against him (love ya, boss), that kind of detail is incredibly valuable, and there are also people out there who prefer that style. I love reading Ron’s hardware reviews, but I have to admit most of it goes over my head, and I imagine I’m not the only one. I’d certainly love to learn, but there’s a lot of info out there, and just shoving a bunch of terms in your face has never helped anyone. However, I don’t claim to really understand any of the nitty gritty details. Anything to do with a screen is essentially an illusion, with several still images displayed rapidly to trick your brain into seeing actual motion, just like animation or flip books. I love tech, all the bits and bobs working together to do incredible things.
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