As you would expect in such an answer: "It Depends!" On a computer system, if one has one weak area (or a "weak link in the chain") then improving that "weak link" will make a huge difference. For instance, one had a PC with an AMD 5000+ X2 processor with only 512 MB of RAM running windows Vista, then the computer performance would greatly be improved with another 1G or even 512MB of RAM. Most systems which you buy at the store are designed to have balanced "links" in the chains. So overall, memory can improve your speed, but may not necessarily.
Note also that different software demands different resources. Video editing uses a lot of memory, VISTA demands more memory than Windows 98.
Also some video cards rely on system memory rather than its own independent memory. If you are using an Intel GMA950, then it will take advantage of more memory.
If you already have a well balanced system with software that does not harness the memory then adding memory to your system will not help much. If your system is unbalanced in the RAM realm, then memory will make a large difference.
--Best, TOny
Ram plays crucial role in the performance of a computer. They hold data and instructions currently in used. The larger the ram the quicker the computer.
I would suggest that you check the memory-a.k.a. RAM-requirement for the game you're attempting to play. If the RAM or memory requirement for the game you're attempting to play are higher or greater than (>) the RAM currently installed in your PC/computer, you need to install more memory or RAM in your computer in order for your game to run correctly.
The role of RAM or random access memory in computer data processing is to hold calculations and information. Once the system is restarted or power is lost, the information within the RAM is lost.
The role of Random Access Memory (RAM) is to store information about a program when it is being used by the hard drive, so tha you can access the program faster.
When comparing computer speeds, factors like processor performance, RAM capacity, and storage capabilities all play a role. A faster processor can handle tasks more quickly, while more RAM allows for smoother multitasking. Storage capabilities affect how quickly data can be accessed. Overall, a combination of these factors determines a computer's speed.
RAM speed is how fast your computer goes. The more RAM, the faster your computer.
RAM ( random access memory)
The amount of RAM depends on the computer.
Yes it will work but you need to see how much ram your computer is and your games so if you have a game with 3 BG RAM and your computer is 2 BG RAM the game wont work so you need a high RAM to play games.
You just can't it will just start to store temporary files on your hard drive and slow down you computer. Buy more ram.
Give two uses of RAM in a computer.
Yes, the computer does store its codes in the RAM.