Most important is to choose RAM which is the correct speed and type for your machine.
You can check the configurators at www.kingston.com and www.crucial.com to check the right RAM for your make and model of machine.
Putting in 'faster' RAM does you no good at all unless your machine or motherboard can adjust its speed and timings to take advantage of the faster RAM speeds. Many name-brand machines have locked settings and cannot do this, but motherboard makers such as Asus and Gigabyte make it easy to adjust the settings for higher performance.
The best bet is to deal with a reputable vendor who can guarantee compatibility with your make and model of machine, who offers a lifetime warranty, and a no charge return for refund or replacement if the RAM doesn't work.
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Upgrading the memory on your computer makes it a lot faster. Instead of upgrading computers, try upgrading your RAM and see that its the cheapest way of making your old computer work like new.
Maybe. Some laptops do have this capacity. You must be absolutely sure you have the correct RAM modules.
ouy will notice when your computer turns on faster. and it will open files and open
Upgrading your computer's RAM is almost always useful, but only if your computer and operating system can take advantage of it. Increasing RAM takes some of the load off the hard disk and thus will almost always cause an increase in performance and speed. However, some operating systems cannot make use of more than 3GB of RAM while others, particularly 64-bit OSs can use much more. Verify that your hardware (PC) will accept the additional RAM before deciding.
768 MB RAM is good for Windows XP only. If you want the more recent Vista or 7, maybe try upgrading to at least 1 GB.
The only way to make your Word Processing program work faster is by upgrading the RAM.
If you were upgrading, it could be that you have a mother board that won't recognize more than 1 gig of ram maximum.
SYstem expansion - is simply adding more memory, or a larger hard-drive. Upgrading usually involves replacing the motherboard, hard-drive, RAM, and/or CPU with more recent models.
Expanding a computer is a type of upgrading, but generally refers to giving an existing computer more capacity. This typically means installing a larger hard drive or adding more RAM. The term upgrading is more general, and in some cases could include replacing the entire computer.
There are various things you can do to upgrade (improve) your computer. One of the easiest (and you'll see a difference) is to add more memory (RAM).
It is important that you ask a technitian to do it if you don't know how.