Graphics Memory is a type of computer memory specifically designed to store and manage visual data. It is used by the graphics processing unit (GPU) to quickly access textures, images, and other graphical elements needed for rendering images and videos. This memory is crucial for smooth performance in video games and graphic-intensive applications. The amount of Graphics Memory in a system can significantly impact its performance. More memory allows for higher resolutions and better quality graphics, as it can hold more data at once. Common types of graphics memory include GDDR5, GDDR6, and HBM, each offering different speeds and efficiencies.