Definition
A RAM disk (or RAM drive) is a block of random access memory (RAM) that a computer treats as if it were a hard disk drive. It allows for very fast read and write operations since RAM is significantly faster than traditional storage devices like hard drives or SSDs. The data on a RAM disk is volatile, meaning it disappears when the computer is turned off or restarted. It's like having a super-speed temporary folder. 💨 Useful for temporary files or speeding up specific applications.