Computers with more RAM can handle more information without crashing. Computers have to store all of the data coming from all the the devices in the computer until the processor can process the data and this data is stored in the RAM. If you have small amounts of RAM, it will fill up and then all the devices pause until the RAM has more room for data. So the more RAM that a computer has the less waiting the devices have to do on account of the CPU having data already waiting to be processed. daman155 In most modern systems using Windows XP, Linux, etc.. more RAM is better. This enables the system to keep more applications and data such as documents spreadsheets and internet pages in the systems main storage area, which is RAM. When you have more applications and data loaded than can fit into RAM, the system will remove what it sees as idle data not being immediately used and move it from ram to "Virtual Memory" on your hard disk. This "Virtual Memory" or Swap Space is VERY SLOW. This means when you go back to what was deemed idle memory, it takes awhile to swap back into RAM. So unless you run out of both RAM and disk space, you may not crash, but without more RAM you will not be able to open as many applications or documents as you may like. --Veggivore--
RAM is like super memory. it is a lot faster then a hard drive. the more you have the faster you can open programs faster than if you did it directaly from a hard drive.
Actually mor RAM has nothing to do with the speed of a program opening since the instructions are read from the disk. It does however have everything to do with a program running faster once opened. Also, memory hungery programs like Photoshop can operate faster since more of the program and more of the object being worked on can stay in the super fast ram memory rather than having to be going back and forth to the disk for more information.
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Static RAM and dynamic RAM are two available types of computer RAM, or Random Access Memory. One advantage of static RAM is speed, while a disadvantage is cost. An advantage of dynamic RAM is storage space, while a disadvantage would be speed.
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You can upgrade the processor, this will increase the computer performance by quite a bit. If you are using it for programs that require a bit of use from your graphics card, a new one of those will help with that as well. Also, installing more RAM is a solution. Of course, all of this is limited based on your computers motherboard and what all it can hold. If the computer is slower than it was one you first got it, you may have an infection on the computer and resetting your computer to factory settings will make it brand new again. Also, deleting unused programs and cleaning up space and the computer itself will increase its performance.
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Yes, by adding RAM to your computer will increase the performance of your video game.
Video cards have their own memory. Adding RAM to the machine will help graphics performance, but not as much as a card with more on-board memory.
Adding more RAM is the way to go for better performance, although there are many factors involved in upgrading performance. PC World identifies the following four areas to look at; CPU, RAM, Hard Drive, Graphics Board.
No, you do not need to upgrade your processor in order to benefit from adding RAM. Think of adding RAM to a computer as similar to adding a high-performance carburetor to your car. Just as the carburetor will allow you to get more horsepower from the same engine, adding ram will allow you to better utilize your processors performance. With more RAM, your system will perform better when multitasking. You may not notice a great deal of performance gain within individual programs, but you will probably notice the OS itself seeming more responsive and applications loading faster.
You would be able to maintain more simultaneously open applications, work with larger databases, spreadsheets, etc. Video processing would be faster with the additional memory.
Yes it can because it gives the computer more space to quickly save files if you do heavy duty workloads. The actual speed of the computer would be increased more with a better, more powerful processor.
Yes. It depends on how much you have already, and what is the size of the working set. The working set is the amount of "most recently used ram". (Amongst processes that are actively using the CPU.) If this amount is less than available ram, you are going to have excessive swap activity, which (using the disk) is very, very, very much slower than ram. If you already have 2gb of ram, then adding 2gb of ram will boost performance somewhat. If you already have only 256mb ram, then adding 2gb of ram will boost performance dramatically.
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Registers in a microprocessor are utilized, even though the same operations can be done using RAM, in order to boost performance. Registers, although adding cost and complexity, are very much faster than RAM. Its a balance between performance and cost.
What is virtual memory? We know that computer stores all the data needed for processing in the RAM. But the RAM has a limit. So when your RAM is full, the computer automatically starts writing information on the hard disk. This utilization of hard disk space in place of real memory is called virtual memory. But, by virtual memory, the computer becomes slow as it takes much longer time to retrieve data from Harddisk. So by adding more RAM you get away from the condition where your computer has to go for Virtual Memory and the speed of the computer is maintained.