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A Windows computer will recognize more ram if you throw it out your window and buy a mac instead (really it's a good choice) many computers will actually recognize the new ram instantly and if it hasn't you can try reinstalling it. If that doesn't work you can hunt through settings to look for something to do with RAM and it might have a setting you can change.
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Will your Vista Computer recognize 4 Gigs of ram?
If it's x32 it will recognize about 3.7Gbs (maximum), if you have x64 it will recognize 4Gbs and more.
Who makes the fastest RAM?
OCZ makes the fastest RAM, but you should always check to ensure that your computer will support it.
What makes computer expandable?
extra ram slots.
Its in your hard drive you just need the computer to recognize you have bought more RAM?
There is nothing you need to do. All modern computers automatically determine how much RAM is installed.
What is th e most amount of ram that can be used by a 32 bit installation of windows xp professional?
XP will only recognize up to 3 GB of RAM. However how much RAM your computer can hold is dependent on the model not the OS.
What will happen if you put too much ram in your computer?
Based on experience, I think it will do one of the following two things: - Not boot up while the out of specification RAM was installed. - Boot up, but only recognize the maximum ram the mother board specifies
What is an RAM?
RAM speed is how fast your computer goes. The more RAM, the faster your computer.
Which area of the computer stores temporary info when the computer is on?
RAM ( random access memory)
What is the ram of sa computer?
The amount of RAM depends on the computer.
What does it mean when a computer says it has 4GB ram and 2 modules does it have 4gb ram or 8gb?
The computer totals up the amount of memory installed, so it has a total of 4gb spread over 2 memory sticks, which makes each RAM card 2gb.
Computer wont recognize more ram?
If you've installed more than 4 gigabytes of memory, you're going to have to upgrade to the 64-bit version of Windows XP to recognize it all. A 32-bit operating system is only able to recognize about 3.4 gigabytes of RAM. The computer, of course, will recognize that memory; and there are products on the market that will let you use the extra memory as a RAM drive. I'm still using the 32-bit version of XP, until I can afford Windows 7, and I have my swap file on the 4.5 GB RAM drive. I notice a substantial increase in speed with programs that do a lot of swapping to the hard drive.
Can you run 10 megabytes each on a computer that only has 16 megabytes of RAM?
You are running two programs at once that require 10 megabytes each on a computer that only has 16 megabytes of RAM. What makes this possible?
