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Old September 15th 09, 12:45 AM posted to comp.hardware
sachin_mishra
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can size of of ram change the speed of computers.
many software's work on 1GB ram.Is there any problem if we run them on
small ram.......yes, it'll create problem..but do not worry this
problem will solve just after upgrade computer memory




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Old September 15th 09, 06:37 PM posted to comp.hardware
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Default is computer memory effects on speed?

"sachin_mishra"
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can size of of ram change the speed of computers.
many software's work on 1GB ram.Is there any problem if we run them on
small ram.......yes, it'll create problem..but do not worry this
problem will solve just after upgrade computer memory

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In general, yes it does. Adding more RAM memory
speeds up your PC.
..........
"RAM or Random Access Memory is the data cache where your computer
temporarily stores the files necessary to keep open programs running. The
computer can access data stored in the RAM at very fast speeds, almost
instantaneously. With a large RAM, the computer can store more files and
manage more applications simultaneously.

If your computer runs out of RAM, it will utilize a portion of the hard disk
drive to store data. This is where speed problems arise. Under this set up,
memory blocks are swapped between the hard drive and RAM. Unlike in RAM, the
computer unfortunately does not have high-speed access to data stored in the
hard drive."

http://computerknowledgeforyou.com/h...ding-more-ram/


 




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