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Guide to Upgrading Your Computer's Memory
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Guide to Upgrading Your Computer's Memory
Guide to upgrading your computer's memory:

Quote:Navigating the Memory Upgrade Jungle

There has never been a better time to increase memory capacity. Consider that the increased use of memory-intensive applications such as video encoders has already caused 1 GB configurations to go mainstream. With Microsoft's upcoming Windows Vista OS release, well - let's just say that nobody expects any favors from Big Brother when it comes to memory use

http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/03/24/n...de_jungle/

Quote:How Much RAM Do You Really Need?

How much RAM does your PC have? If you run Windows XP, it is probably in the range of 512 MB to 1 GB. Older Windows versions will do the job with less than that, but as soon as you execute demanding applications or more than one application at a time, anything below 512 MB will likely translate into performance bottlenecks.

full article: http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/12/13/h...index.html
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