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Post by edinburgh007 on Dec 6, 2011 8:45:28 GMT -5
If your system is low on RAM or routinely requires freeing RAM, installing more memory should improve computer speed. Check your motherboard before heading to your favorite retailer, however. The board might be maxed out in terms of the amount of RAM it will support. It can also happen that existing memory might need to be replaced if all ports are occupied by 1-gigabyte sticks, for example, on a motherboard that will support greater sticks.
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Post by peripherals007 on Dec 6, 2011 8:53:13 GMT -5
Computer speed is one of the most sought after features of both desktops and laptops. Whether gaming, surfing the Web, executing code, running financial reports or updating databases, a computer can never be too fast. Will adding more random access memory (RAM) increase computer speed? In some cases it will, but not in all.
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Post by webspider on Dec 7, 2011 8:02:19 GMT -5
hello friends, Try to imagine this. RAM is your working table while the hard disk is your store located away from your office. If you have to get some job done, a bigger table means you can doing more things at the same time. However if your desk is small, you will need to take and put back files into your store right. Wouldn't that take longer than to just leave the file on your table. (Bigger desk = bigger RAM) thanks San Mateo Debt Settlement |
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