T7250 2GHz RAM 1G... Can I speed up my graphics card when I add it to 3G and laptop?

Generally, 2G memory is sufficient, no matter how big the improvement is, the laptop graphics card generally cannot be upgraded, because the display chip is generally solidified on the motherboard; Laptop upgrades are generally about considering CPU, memory, and hard drives; FYI.

If adding has no effect, then the shortcoming is not a memory problem. Then the shortcomings are the CPU and graphics card . Don't know what your graphics card looks like.

There is also the fact that the graphics card of the notebook is directly soldered to the motherboard, and it is not impossible to change the graphics card, but it is generally difficult to achieve ......

If you're playing with a laptop, it's likely that it's a problem with ...... graphics cardAdding memory doesn't make much difference.

Software does not solve the essential problem.

WOW basically relies on memory, CPU, and card.

All of them are indispensable, especially in the future, WLK has higher requirements for computers.

Upgrading a laptop to a graphics card is a very unrealistic problem.

So you can only add memory, if you add to 2 memory, then these two memories should be of the same brand.

Laptops play WOW itself is very expensive, 3G is enough, if it is the same brand of memory, XP system.

It is recommended to play for 2 hours to let the book rest for 5 minutes.,If it's playing FB, there's no way.,Especially in summer.。

CPU, hard drive will be hot.

It is recommended to add an aluminum heat dissipation base.

It depends on whether your computer supports the increase.

Yes, if your laptop has two memory slots, you only need to buy 2G memory modules, and if you only have one slot, you will have to change to a 3G one!

You can buy 2G directly, no problem 1G is about 100, 2G is about 200, look at the brand and frequency**There will be a difference, Tianyi is just a series, the specific model is not known, so it can't progress a help LZ, although it is the same DDR2 memory, but you have to figure out the frequency, otherwise it can't be used.

No, you can't add 2G, the motherboard supports a maximum memory of 2GIt is recommended to add Kingston 1GB DDR2 800 (notebook) 95-100 yuan.

Theoretically, yes, 64-bit systems support more than 4G memory, and 32-bit only supports less than 4G.

If it is a 64-bit system, notebook-style dual-channel, you can plug in a 2G memory module, if it is a 32-bit system, it is recommended to upgrade to 64-bit first, and then expand the memory.

It's enough to change the system to XP.

Memory to 3G with Vista speed is only average, we have seniors just like that, it's still a slow one.

Not necessarily, because the notebook is used or not, it is not always related to memory, it depends on its overall performance, if your CPU frequency is too low, even if you increase the memory, it will not work.

1GB of RAM is certainly not very smooth with Vista.

I used to use 2GB of RAM that was about the same.

You can add 3G, and the speed will be increased (the 4G memory I use now, the Ultimate, will be very fast).

However, the system is slow, and perhaps the system is too much garbage.

Be sure to clean up the system junk frequently.

Yes, add a memory module, or your machine supports a 64-bit system, and you can make full use of it by installing 64-bit.

Personally, I think 1G is not enough, it is recommended to 2G, preferably 3G, because the software you want to use is more memory-eating, in fact, the price of memory is at a high level now, which is why the mainstream notebook configuration has been lower than 2G memory in the past three years.

Personally, I don't think it's necessary, I usually do image processing, 2G memory is enough, and now DDR3 memory 1G is probably less than 170.

Buy 2 1G forget it, notebooks generally only have 2 slots, you can only buy a 2G DDR2 800 or more memory, your configuration is an integrated graphics card, the maximum memory of the system supports 4G, add 2G on the line, your board plus 4G is not necessary, run win7, 3G is enough, 2G memory** is about 180-240, depending on the brand you choose, you had better go to the local computer store to add, afraid that the memory is incompatible, each memory brand is different, ** is also a price a day, The difference is a bit big, you look at the **of**, go to the store, **is basically the same.

Use Everest to check memory, chipset, and SPD to see what the maximum memory is supported.

It is estimated that supporting 2G memory is not a problem.

The memory of 2G is about 240, and the memory of 1G is about 150.

It is best to choose the same brand and model to avoid compatibility problems.

Win7 doesn't recognize large memory, 2 Gs are enough.

It turned out to be 1g, just add 1g, and it is relatively cheap, about 90 120.

It depends on whether you have a lot of memory slots in your book. If there is only one, you can only buy a 2G memory.

You can't answer what you said.,Which model of CPU is it?,It's definitely not good for Pentium Four.,What is more than 300 graphics cards? Is it money or m, memory 3g, is it DDR or DDR2 or DDR3?

Please provide your system, as well as the CPU parameters...Graphics card memory core rateAt best, the graphics card is several generations of memory. However, it is better to add 3G to 4G of memory

Post your memory model to help you recommend the best configuration; There's a problem with matching each other, and if you buy a 2GB RAM that doesn't match the current one.

Hello use CPU-Z software, test. Then try to change to the same one.

Best. Different memories cannot be grouped with dual-channel.!! The 1G+2G group is not dual-channel.

It must be the stability of a single 4G.

Install 1G + 2G, 32-bit system only recognizes 3G memory, you install 4G memory, then there is 1G memory wasted.

My notebook is in a similar situation to yours.

I just plugged in 1 2g of 1g and I unplugged it.

3G is not much different from 2G.

You're either 4G directly

Let me tell you, it's like you're eating! You can only eat so much, can you eat more in two bowls?

Check out your other stuff! A computer is a system! What the system asks for is cooperation!

Playing games?

Without a graphics card, it's useless to just add memory.

I can be loaded, but I do not recommend it!

Incompatibility, generally because the frequency of the two memory modules is different, or the manufacturer is different, will be incompatible with the possible incompatibility!

1G memory and 2G memory form dual-channel memory, in fact, there is no 3G memory, and what can be used, in general, is only 2G! , the rest of the g, will be wasted!

Maybe you don't know the principle of dual-channel memory: if you know the basics of computers, you should know that the basic language of computers is replaced by two numbers, 1 and 0, if it is a memory, he will control 1 and 0 together, and dual-channel memory, will control two separately, one to control 1 and one to control 0

In principle, 1G memory can only be used with 1G memory with 2G dual-channel, 2G memory can only be used with 2G dual-channel, and so on! If you use 1G plus 2G or 2G plus 4G, the memory module with more capacity will be wasted with the extra capacity!

Does a laptop have to be a multiple of 2G for a memory module?

No, it's just that two identical memories can form a dual-channel.

For example, is it okay to have 2g, 4g, 3g (1g and 2g)? Will it be incompatible, blue screen or something?

Yes, memory compatibility rarely happens these days, so there won't be any blue screens.

Yes, but the frequency of these two memory modules must be the same, preferably the same brand, otherwise it may cause incompatibility, so that the motherboard only recognizes one memory or does not recognize.

The two chip models are the same, and the manufacturers are the same. As for the double channel, it is not felt at all.