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What does UMA mean?

• redox99 4y ago
  Uniform memory access I guess
• userbinator 4y ago
  Unified Memory Architecture, basically the normal integrated graphics using system RAM and VRAM. It was really amusing to see Apple hype that term (which has been around in the PC industry for decades and synonymous with low cost and performance) so heavily around the release of the M1. The contrasting term is "DIS", i.e. discrete graphics.