How do you change computer memory?

Answer 1

Since most cache memory is located on or near the processor (say, inside a slot device for slot-packaged processors), you'll need a new processor entirely. Some older computers allow you to upgrade a cache chip on the motherboard, so you can refer to the computer documentation to find how to upgrade that chip.

Answer 2

If the question is only in regards to physically changing the memory in your PC, pull of the side cover of your PC, locate the stick(s) of memory and gently press down the clips on each side of the stick. Then pull it out. Keep in mind the direction the RAM is facing. To replace, insert the new stick in the same direction as the one you pulled out, gently push down on one side until the clip snaps in place, then push down on the other side until it snaps in place. That's it! To ensure you replace your RAM with the same type, check the numbers that are written on the sticker on the RAM. You can also find the correct type if you know your motherboard model by going to the motherboard manufacturer's website. You can also use the link in the Related Links section on this page to find your memory type based the model of your PC.

Answer 3

changing cache size

well i think you were asking about the browser cache size or windows temporary files cache size!

or about system cache size!

for the system cache size:

go to run command

type "sysdm.cpl"

Click the "Advanced" tab in the System Properties window

click the radio button next to "System Cache" to change the size of the cache.

then click ok to save it

for browse you can change the cache size from ur browser option!