How much video memory is needed to store two pages of an image

How much video memory is needed to store two pages of an image, assuming the display resolution is 600 x 400 pixels and the number of colors used is 32.

An image with a resolution of 640×400 contains 256000 pixels.

From the equation x = 2 ^ n (where x is the number of colors, n is the size of one point) it follows that one 32-color point takes up 5 bits of memory.

To calculate the required amount of video memory, you need to multiply the total number of points by the amount of memory occupied by one point:

256000 * 5 = 1280000 bits = 160,000 bytes = 156.25 kilobytes.

156.25 * 2 = 312.5 kilobytes.



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