My book is ibm s memory 128, CPU768, will it be much faster to add memory to 512?

If the system is XP, 128M memory is okay for the previous use, but it is not satisfied for the current use at all. Because the new web pages and software are relatively much more complicated. The main thing that is occupied here is memory.

So upgrading to 512m is a qualitative change for your current machine, and it is very needed. In this way, the software will run the web page and so on much faster. Generally sufficient.

If you want to run more programs, you need to upgrade to 768M memory. (Personally, I don't think it's necessary to go to 768) for your CPU because the speed is too low, then even if the memory is large, there will be a card because **** has higher requirements for CPU computing. Your u can't be satisfied.

Upgrading to 512 with you is now a good match. It's not too much to upgrade the memory below. Because no matter how large the memory is, it is not as fast as you.

If you want your computer to run better, upgrade to 512M, and open fewer programs. Try to exit when you don't use up the programs you don't use. Use more software that occupies less resources, such as the 2008 lite version of QQ for common use, and the browser can choose greenbrowser, which occupies less memory CPU.

It's just as fast to use as a low-spec computer!

Definitely half as fast, are you an XP system now?

Of course, it will be much faster, and adding memory under Windows XP is the most obvious way to improve the performance of the system. Compared with changing processors, the cost is also lower. Your existing memory is not enough to meet the minimum requirements of the XP system, and adding more memory is the best way to solve the problem of system slowness.

It will be a little faster, but whether it is smooth or not has more to do with the CPU.

It looks like it's an old antique! I guess it won't do much if I upgrade. In addition, you are the last two generations of DDR memory (now both DDR3), because it has long been eliminated and the supply is too small, so a few are a bit high! Discretion.

Actually, your laptop is 512m, just 2m is given to the graphics card as a driver, so the display is 512

In fact, such a machine should be considered antique, even if it is increased to 1G (in the case of CPU and motherboard support), the performance improvement is not large.

Dozens of 512, 1g 180 or so, and more than 300 of 2g.

Compared with more than a year ago,The ** of the memory module has almost doubled,Now the ordinary one of 1G is probably less than 200 yuan,512M is relatively rare。 Also, you pay attention to your motherboard performance, don't buy too high a memory frequency, otherwise it will be a waste.

What kind of machine? Different machines use different amounts of memory.

Around 190, ** in Zhongguancun.

It depends on the system,I hope win7 32-bit is the maximum),64-bit is 139G maximum,Other reasons for the impact depend on your other hardware,But it's okay to add 1G,By the way,Your memory algebra should be DDR1 400,Adding memory is not counted!

Generally, you can use 2G, buy 2 1G, you can form a dual channel, and the bandwidth will increase to 128bit, which will be better than 2G*1 performance.

Graphics card if DDR1. That's too old. Not much value. It's hard to find.

The memory is a little smaller.,Now the CF is getting bigger and bigger.,If you don't have enough memory.,It's estimated that it will take you a long time just to enter the game.

It's a bit stuck.,The picture isn't very good.。

Spike this game, general online games are spikes, and large stand-alone machines are not good.

Yes, as long as the excuse is right? IBM ah, IBM has stopped producing notebooks for a long time, your notebook is too old, it may be DDR1

You use the hardware detection software to see what the memory you have left now, how many DDRs are there, and you can use it with the same one, it doesn't matter if the brand is used.

My computer was an original one, and I didn't know what brand it was, so I added a modern one without any problems.

Just adding memory doesn't do much, and it may not be much faster.

The CPU is too old, and it's useless to just upgrade the memory.

As for how much memory the motherboard can support, it depends on your motherboard model.

That's for sure, mine is a t22 of 256, and the highest support is 512. The speed of the computer mainly depends on the CPU, if you want to upgrade, buy a second-hand memory module, called a good deal.

If it's XP, add it to 512M!It's also good to have a lot of memory!

Generally speaking, different computer models have hardware configurations that you want to correspond to.

Your hard drive isn't big, so don't upgrade your memory as well.

It's completely possible, you add a DDR 512M to the memory, and you can directly change the hard disk to a Seagate 80G notebook hard disk, which is 7200 rpm. It turns out that the 20g hard disk you buy a mobile hard disk enclosure and assemble it into a mobile hard disk, how good.

After the above upgrades, your note-taking performance will be significantly improved.

Good luck!!!

In my experience, adding strips of 512m can significantly increase speed.