Direct Memory Access (DMA)
Direct Memory Access is a feature of computer systems that allows for certain hardware subsystems to access main system memory RAM (Random Access Memory) independent of the CPU (Central Processing Unit).
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Direct Memory Access is a feature of computer systems that allows for certain hardware subsystems to access main system memory RAM (Random Access Memory) independent of the CPU (Central Processing Unit).