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Gaming and hardware glossary

Practical explanations, examples and technical distinctions. English versions link to their original Turkish pages.

What is VRAM?

VRAM is the video memory used by a graphics card to hold rendering data.

Frames per second describes how many frames are rendered in one second.

Frame time describes the time associated with rendering or presenting an individual frame.

DLSS is a family of rendering technologies offered in supported GeForce RTX games.

Crossplay allows people on different supported platforms to play a game together.

Downloadable content adds content to a game and may require the base game.

These names refer to common screen resolutions with different pixel counts.

Frame generation creates additional displayed frames between rendered frames.

Boost clock is a maximum operating frequency that a processor can reach under suitable conditions.

A free-to-play game, a permanent-license giveaway and a limited trial are different offers.