Computer Science, asked by Daada20, 1 year ago

What is the difference between display buffer and frame buffer?


Daada20: When I searched online, it is said to be the same thing. This is an assignment question.

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Answered by ChiragMeher
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It is a memory buffer containing a ,complete frame of data. ... Screen should be distinguished from video memory. To this end, the term off- buffer screen buffer is also used. The information in the buffer typically consists of color values for every pixel to be shown on the display.
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Answered by adventureisland
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Unlike the technology employed in early text mode displays, framebuffers store character statements rather than individual pixels.

Difference between display buffer and frame buffer :

  • Buffer is where picture definition is saved. All of the screen points' intensity values are stored in this memory section.
  • Unlike the technology employed in early text mode displays, framebuffers store character statements rather than individual pixels.
  • The video display device conducts the same raster scan as a frame buffer, but as it directs the beam, it creates the pixels for each character in the buffer.

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