8GB RAM is more used for if you are using this notebook for gaming or heavy programs that require a lot of RAM to run. You don't necessarily need 8GB in a notebook. You should look for something around the 4GB range if you are just going to use it for internet. Only people that do heavy gaming would need it.
There is two types. There is DDR notebook RAM and there is DDR desktop ram. They can't be used vin each other (notebook RAM can't be used in a desktop) unless (in rare circumstances) you happen to have a notebook ram port on your desktop's motherboard. But no, DDR is a technology. Both desktops and notebooks support this technology because there is notebook DDR and desktop DDR. but notebook DDR can't be put in desktop DDR and vice versa.
The purpose of a notebook memory finder is to help locate or recover system memory such as RAM memory to help speed up the performance of a notebook computer.
The game doesn't use any RAM it's magical.
Generally notebooks have less RAM and storage than a desktop. A notebook may also have a short battery life, smaller keyboard, and a touchpad instead of a mouse.
to icrease the ram on your computer u only need to contact an IT specialist and get him to download some more ram
when your computer uses up all the ram and you need more
For a gaming computer you will need at least 4GB of RAM. Most people average 6GB for their gaming computers.
Well, mb stands more milla bytes, and gb stands for GIGA bytes. A GIGA byte is what most laptop, desktop computers have. But if you are a very weathy person you could have 100 GIGA bytes and that makes a MEGA byte. So 1 gig (GIGA byte) is bigger than a mb (Milla byte) and a kb (Killo byte). The more RAM you have on your computer makes it have more space for games, papers, and other things. But if your computer STILL doesn't run faster you would have to get a new core. The fastest core is a core i5 intel prossecer (The date of 10/18/13). So far the only ways to make your computer run faster is getting more ram, or a new prossecer. Think of more RAM on a computer as your stomache, if you eat and eat and eat or download and download and download, it takes up space in your stomach or you gigs of RAM, if you get more RAM you have more room in your stomach or RAM. And think of the prossecer as your digestive system, if you have a stronger digestive system your food will digest faster or pages will load faster. Hope it helped!:)
You shouldn't need to. When a computer is restarted, the Random Access Memory (RAM) is reset, wiping it clean.
Yes, RAM is important because it eliminates the need to "swap" programs in and out.
Your RAM card may have been damaged or have a virus.Look for a Computer Specialist if you need it fixed.
It depends on the computer type. If it is an Intel core 2 duo with 1.8 giga-hertz processor and 3 gigabytes of RAM, or any other computer like that with 2 cores, then the answer is no. If the computer has a single core, a low processor speed, and half a gigabyte of RAM, then the answer is yes.