The computer has become very slow, and the memory of the host computer is not small, how can you mak

You can add a memory stick, and the steps are as follows:

1. Let's first see how much memory the computer supports?

2. As can be seen from the above figure, M1, M2, represents two memory slots, the first slot is 1G memory, and the second slot is 2G, indicating that my computer memory slot has been plugged in, if you don't increase the memory, you can only replace the small memory with 4G memory sticks, and upgrade it to two 8G memory.

3. What should I pay attention to when upgrading memory?

At present, there are still a small number of computers that use DDR2 memory, and the number should not be much.

However, it should be noted that DDR2 is mainly a 2GB 4GB specification, which is true for both notebooks and desktops, and there are three frequencies.

At present, most of the products that can be bought on the market are DDR2800, which can be backwards compatible.

If your computer is running DDR2533 or 667, you can buy a DDR2800 without any problem, but the speed will be the lowest.

4. Is it a single or double problem?

There are two options for upgrading memory, one is mixed insertion, that is, memory + new memory, to form a dual-channel with better performance, and the other is to replace and upgrade, for example, the original 2GB memory is too small, you can choose to replace it with two 4GB dual-channel, or buy an 8GB single memory to replace it directly.

Here are a few combinations of ways to upgrade your memory in order of priority:

1) Dual channels with the same capacity and specifications.

ii).Dual channels with different capacities of the same specification are formed.

c).A single memory directly replaces a single channel, which has a slight lack of performance, but has little compatibility risk.

iv).Different specifications and different capacities form dual channels, but they face compatibility risks.

The above situations can be selected according to personal circumstances, and I think the first (1) is the best solution.

Extended Information: Current Mainstream Memory Formats:

1. DDR3 memory is still in use at present, with a capacity of 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB, but now most of them are 4GB and 8GB. DDR3 is also divided into two specifications: ordinary voltage and low voltage, pay attention not to make a mistake when buying memory, one is DDR3, the other is DDR3L, notebooks, desktops are the same is DDR3 mainstream frequency, 1066 is almost no longer visible, and DDR2 memory is the same, it is also backward compatible.

2. DDR4 is currently the most mainstream memory specification, when upgrading and expanding memory, as long as you pay attention to the frequency, it is not like DDR3 and is divided into two specifications: standard voltage and low voltage. As for the size, a minimum of 8GB is recommended, and 4GB will be eliminated quickly; The frequency is currently mainly DDR4 2400,DDR4 2133 was popular for a while last year,Now it has basically been replaced by DDR4 2400,In addition, it is a relatively minority DDR4 2666,** It is still relatively expensive, unless it is a pre-installed memory of this specification,There is no need to pursue。

You can use virtual memory to use your hard disk space to act as memory and alleviate the current situation of small memory and computer cards.

It's just a relief, and the final solution is to increase the memory module.

WinXP has it.

Here's how:

When setting up virtual memory, right-click "My Computer", select "Properties", pop up the system properties window, select the "Performance" tab, click the "Virtual Memory" button below to pop up the virtual memory settings window, click the "User Specify Virtual Memory Settings" radio button, select the partition with a larger remaining space for "Hard Disk", and then enter the appropriate range value in the "Minimum" and "Maximum" text boxes. If you're having trouble using System Monitor to get the maximum and minimum values, you can choose to let Windows manage the virtual memory settings.

The most straightforward way to do this is to add a memory module, but this requires your motherboard to support extended applications.

What you ask, if it's really too small, buy a memory plus, if the hard disk is too small, then buy a large-capacity hard disk. Generally, 2-4G memory is enough, and the so-called memory practicability is not very large if the virtual memory is expanded, after all, the read and write speed of virtual memory and memory is worlds apart.

1. Buy memory and add it, now memory is very cheap, this is the most effective way.

2. Add paging files on the computer, and use the hard disk to virtual memory. Operation: Right-click on my computer ----Properties ---Advanced --> Performance --> Settings --> Advanced, here you can set the virtual memory.

3. Use U disk virtual memory, this method has been heard of, but it is not very practical.

1. The computer memory is too small, which can be solved by increasing the memory module to replace the large-capacity memory module, 2. Remove the memory module of the computer, buy the same type of memory module according to its model, and then insert both memory into the memory module slot of the computer motherboard, which can increase the purpose of achieving the memory module, 3. Remove the memory module of the computer, and directly replace the memory module with a larger capacity and install it on the computer.

Hit ** Find a computer after-sales service staff to help you Reinstall a memory card with a larger storage device, if you feel stuck, you can also install a larger graphics card.

If it's 1g, 677 adds 1g of 677Change to a 2G or 4G one.,You didn't say the motherboard model.,The main thing is that the added memory sticks should be compatible.,

This is a problem of the computer itself, and the most that can be used with tools is to take up a little less space in the memory of some software.

Method,I use 360,Turn off the software that you don't need to boot up,They often turn on as soon as you turn on,He runs,You don't know that he occupies memory,It is recommended that you install a memory stick,450 memory how to optimize the computer,Use a little more memory to occupy the software or games will be stuck。

My computer-》Properties-> Set virtual memory Probably set at about 2048 The maximum and minimum settings are the same Click Apply You can use part of the space on the hard disk as memory I use the linux system so I can't write in detail.

Set up virtual memory can solve the problem If you can't find the option to set virtual memory as I said, you can search the Internet yourself It's very simple.

Do a disk cleanup,You can save some space,You can remove everything that is not placed in the C disk,For example, all kinds of software installed by yourself,In addition to the system software, there is no need to put it in the C disk,In addition, if the computer itself has a small capacity and has been used for a long time, it is estimated that it will not change much,You can only redo the system or change to a larger disk, it costs money。。。

Causes of the problem and solutions.

1.Check the application software or drivers.

Some programs slow down the computer system when it starts. If we want to be the reason for this, we can start from "Safe Mode". Because this is the original boot, Safe Mode runs slower than it did normally.

However, if you start up in Safe Mode and find that your computer starts up faster than you normally would, there may be a program that's causing your system to boot up slower.

2.Too many desktop icons can get you into trouble.

Having too many icons on your desktop can also slow down your system boot up. Every time Windows starts up and displays the desktop, you need to find the icons of the desktop shortcuts one by one and load them, the more icons you have, the more time it takes, of course. It is recommended that you put the desktop icons that you don't use often in a special folder or delete them altogether!

3.Remove the random starter.

You can use Kingsoft Poison's boot optimization function to increase the boot speed with one click.

If your computer is infected with a virus, the system will run significantly slower. It is recommended to use Kingsoft Antivirus's quick detection and killing function to detect and kill computer viruses with one click and improve the running speed of your computer!