Computer Memory

reed20xhawk asked:


my computer memory is 2 GB
the hard drive 500 GB

is that good?

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Lyssa! asked:


For homework I have to fill in a bunch of computer part definitions && on the internet I cant find anything on it. The only stuff I have found were on the ROM, RAM, and a bunch of stuff I already have a definition for.
Does anyone know a small definition for Memory Sockets?

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Larry Mann asked:


“Whenever you buy a computer, you must always consider the most important hardware component - the computer memory.”  according to a Computer Medic on Call technician, a Laptop repair service in Fort Lauderdale

 

Naturally, a system with low memory runs very slow or even hangs up from time to time. Running multiple programs simultaneously can lead to sluggish systems as the memory resources are used up to run the programs which leaves little for reserve. This might even affect other hardware inside your CPU and could even lead to your computer’s total failure. So it is best that you have too much memory than having just enough on your computer system.

Requirements for memory are quite different depending on the operating system you are running. For your operating system to run smoothly and work harmoniously along with the other hardware inside the CPU, you must make sure its compatibility. Windows 98 only required 64k to 128k memory for the system to run at its peak efficiency. But that was a long time ago.

Trends in computer technology never stop and keep on evolving. Therefore, upgrading your computer system is necessary now and then. When windows XP came out to world market, the recommended amount of memory is 256k to 512k with 1GB RAM being the most recommended.

Then new windows Vista operating system has memory requirements that are considerably higher than XP’s simply because there is so much more to Vista than XP. Compared to windows XP, many features of windows Vista had been enhanced for faster and better functionality. There are far many more background tasks to take care of, a more complex UI, and a code base that’s considerably larger than that of Windows XP, all of which need memory.  Almost all of it is already being used whenever you boot up a Vista machine with 512MB of memory.

Microsoft and software makers in general notoriously understate the minimum system memory requirements. Try running windows vista with 512MB of memory. Even if vista disables background tasks and neat effects, your system will certainly slow down still. This is for a fact that 512MB memory doesn’t run smoothly in windows vista because their compatibleness is poor. You can get by running a single application, such as IE7 or Outlook, but multitasking is out of the question.

While Windows XP is more tolerable with 512MB, the minimum memory for Vista should really be 1-2 GB. Vista uses a lot more memory and in turn, you’ll need quite a bit more memory to get a similar experience to what you had under XP. If you’ve been tired and annoyed by your computer’s speed performance, why not upgrade? As applications and usage models get more demanding, and as memory prices drop, the move to 2GB or even 3GB of memory makes more sense for windows vista systems.



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c0l0jar0 asked:


I have two computers, both of which I want to do a memory upgrade for.

**Each have four slots

[Comp 1] - DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) has 2x 1GB
—-I want to add 2x 2GB (same brand)

[Comp 2] - DDR 400 (PC 3200) has 2x 512MB
—-I want to add 2x 1GB or 2x 2GB (different brand)

As long as they are in pairs will they work? Will the capacity or brand differences cause a problem?

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Jerry Benson asked:


I want to know how to erase my computer’s memory. Yes, I mean memory I am not talking about the hard drive. Thanks in advance to anybody who knows the answer to this question
I want to erase everything stored in RAM. I know it erases after shutting down the PC for a period of time but can you do while the PC is running?
A restart will erase all the contents in RAM?

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The Advocate asked:


I have 3 machines with a slot for Memory Stick Pro, various vintage. My Sony Camera (1 yr, old Cybershot) carries a Memory Stick Duo.
I have the chip. It does not appear to fit & work well with the Memory Stick Pro receptacle. Will not work ? Need something else ? It looks close to a fit, but not perfect. Can anyone help ? Thanks.

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HK asked:


I think I read somewhere that a graphic card can use a part of the memory. mine is 256MB but I would need it more for GTA 4. its on a laptop but its not an integrated video card.
the card is ATI HD 3470 or 3740. cant remember the number.

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balintpataki asked:

This is a trick I found on how to increase the virtual memory of your computer. I hope you enjoy it!

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Larry Mann asked:


“Whenever you buy a computer, you must always consider the most important hardware component - the computer memory.”  according to a Computer Medic on Call technician, a Laptop repair service in Fort Lauderdale

 

Naturally, a system with low memory runs very slow or even hangs up from time to time. Running multiple programs simultaneously can lead to sluggish systems as the memory resources are used up to run the programs which leaves little for reserve. This might even affect other hardware inside your CPU and could even lead to your computer’s total failure. So it is best that you have too much memory than having just enough on your computer system.

Requirements for memory are quite different depending on the operating system you are running. For your operating system to run smoothly and work harmoniously along with the other hardware inside the CPU, you must make sure its compatibility. Windows 98 only required 64k to 128k memory for the system to run at its peak efficiency. But that was a long time ago.

Trends in computer technology never stop and keep on evolving. Therefore, upgrading your computer system is necessary now and then. When windows XP came out to world market, the recommended amount of memory is 256k to 512k with 1GB RAM being the most recommended.

Then new windows Vista operating system has memory requirements that are considerably higher than XP’s simply because there is so much more to Vista than XP. Compared to windows XP, many features of windows Vista had been enhanced for faster and better functionality. There are far many more background tasks to take care of, a more complex UI, and a code base that’s considerably larger than that of Windows XP, all of which need memory.  Almost all of it is already being used whenever you boot up a Vista machine with 512MB of memory.

Microsoft and software makers in general notoriously understate the minimum system memory requirements. Try running windows vista with 512MB of memory. Even if vista disables background tasks and neat effects, your system will certainly slow down still. This is for a fact that 512MB memory doesn’t run smoothly in windows vista because their compatibleness is poor. You can get by running a single application, such as IE7 or Outlook, but multitasking is out of the question.

While Windows XP is more tolerable with 512MB, the minimum memory for Vista should really be 1-2 GB. Vista uses a lot more memory and in turn, you’ll need quite a bit more memory to get a similar experience to what you had under XP. If you’ve been tired and annoyed by your computer’s speed performance, why not upgrade? As applications and usage models get more demanding, and as memory prices drop, the move to 2GB or even 3GB of memory makes more sense for windows vista systems.

 



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