All the computer experts help me to see if it is useful to add a strip of memory in such a configura

It's more cost-effective to add a strip of memory,Your platform and configuration,If you want to upgrade, you have to change them all.,The interfaces are outdated.,Add a 1G strip.,But,It seems that DDR400's strip is now difficult to buy.,It's better to make do with it.,It's good to change it together when the time comes.。

One gigabyte of memory, plus memory is not cost-effective.

Overclocking, the overclocking performance of this machine is quite good. Then redo the system and optimize it.

Just changing the memory can't fundamentally solve the problem Your CPU is a single core It's not 100% difficult You still have to change the dual-core CPU and memory Your motherboard doesn't support the dual-core Now you have to change the motherboard to change It's basically all changed.

The reason for a high CPU has nothing to do with your memory. Next Master Lu. Take a look at the CPU temperature. If the temperature is normal, it may be poisoned. I don't think it's necessary to add a memory. After all, your CPU limits the pull speed!

It's not a big problem with the memory module, it's that your CPU is too small! It is recommended that you change to AMD5600 or 5800 for only 400 (this is the price of Changchun, and the difference in price of each land will not be too much).

Yes, you don't need to pay attention to whether the memory is compatible or not, just pay attention to the frequency at the initial stage and everything is OK (but it is best to use the same brand, so as not to ask.) For example, the highest frequency supported by the motherboard is DDR8 811, if only one memory is inserted, as long as it is DDR8, it will be automatically reduced to 811 if one is inserted into 8188

Computer memory sticksYou can't add it casually (For example, it isDDR2 is selected, and the slot cannot be inserted

If you can do it: the motherboard is compatible, the same DDR series, the same frequency, and there are free slots, you can install memory modules (preferably with the same voltage).

First of allMotherboard compatible: Use CPU-Z to view the south bridge chip model of the motherboard:

Then find itCompatible memory models, maximum capacity, and several slots(according to the actual motherboard).

Then make sure that the memory is the sameDDR series, same frequency, whether there is a free slot。Also using cpu-z, adjust the parameters to:“spd”

The following is how to determine the decision. The maximum bandwidth represents the DDR series and the frequency, respectively

pc2100：ddr1 266mhz pc2700：ddr1 333mhz

pc3200：ddr1 400mhz pc2-4200/4300：ddr2 533mhz

pc2-5300：ddr2 667mhz pc2-6400：ddr2 800mhz

pc3-8500：ddr3 1066/1067mhz pc3-10600\10700：ddr3 1333mhz

pc3-12800：ddr3 1600mhz

After all the judgments are completed, select the additional memory. (Some parameters can be detected by Master Lu, driver wizards, etc.).

Memory modules can not be added casually, pay attention to distinguish between the first generation and the second generation, the same generation and the same second generation should also pay attention to the different models, it is best to use the same model! Otherwise, there will be incompatibility problems! Now the DDR400 DDR333 on the market can be mixed, but the frequency will drop to the same as the one with the same model, and the frequency of different brands and models can be mixed!

Absolutely not! Because mismatched memory is easy for the machine to blue screen of death, the data is too high.

In addition, most of the current motherboards support dual-channel work, so be sure to see if the data is consistent, the model is consistent, and whether the motherboard supports it.

As long as there is an empty memory slot, buy a matching memory and add it directly, it's very simple!

Pay attention to the motherboard model and supported memory models.

Can the computer's memory module be increased casually, and what are the requirements for the computer to add memory.

Buy a matching memory.