The computer master scored 200 points for memory problems

You may not be able to buy this memory, 1G is enough. Reinstall the latest system and have fewer startup items. If the system takes a long time, it will be slow.

Forget it, friend, yours is no longer something that can be solved by changing the memory, and I can't say specifically about the game, but your graphics card is definitely the one that needs to be replaced the most.

Of course, the memory should also be added.

Now the AGP graphics card and DDR memory are more expensive, this old rookie sheep has no reserve value, right, I suggest you reinstall it.

It is recommended to buy two DDR 400 512M memory plugged in, the graphics card is too low, go to the second-hand market to buy an ATI 9550, it is about 100, replace it, it's no problem to play the heirloom, don't go any higher, no matter how high it is, it's a waste, your CPU and motherboard are too old.

Buy it directly with 1g, don't use this root, save incompatibility. If you buy a 9550 graphics card, you can play smoothly.

Processor processing is too slow!

The graphics card display is also struggling!

It is recommended to change the chassis to about 1500!

It's no problem to pass it down. If CrossFire doesn't work, the graphics card doesn't work. And it's better not to upgrade, several interfaces have changed, install a new host, now the computer industry is cheap.

The reason for the overall configuration has little to do with the memory, it's time to change the machine!

Let's change the processor, 40 is not enough.

The solution to the problem is to change the graphics card memory +1G by the way

To the landlord such a configuration, single-core, memory does not need 2G, 1G is enough.

If you want to form a dual channel, it's best to buy a 512 memory module with the same frequency as your current brand, or buy 2 and 1G, 512M and, you can't form a dual channel. Although you can't form a dual channel, you can still use it in general!

Dual-channel composition, preferably with the same large memory (512+512;1+1；2+2), the same brand (compatibility will not be a problem), the same frequency (if 2 is not the same as the memory frequency, the higher frequency will be automatically reduced, but there is a certain chance of annoying events such as the blue screen of death.) It is not the same generation and cannot form a dual-channel, such as DDR and DDR2, and cannot be installed on the same computer (because some motherboards support both Gen 1 and Gen 2 memory modules).

If you choose the same brand of 2 generations, the frequency is too small.

It is rare to build dual-channel memory modules of different sizes, or buy 1G goods and 2G bar, it is recommended to buy 2G. In the next few years, you don't need to change it, and when you don't have enough, you can add a 2G one.

I recommend that it is better to buy the same brand and the same frequency.

Decisively on 4GDDR1600, the original 1333 is removed without use! If you mix it, the 1600 will automatically drop to 1333, and the effect is not as obvious as a 1600 one!

You originally had the frequency of DDR3 1333, and now you can only choose the 1333 specification for upgrading, choose the 1600 with 1333 memory, and the frequency will be reduced to 1333.

I looked at this motherboard on the Internet and there are 4 memory slots,Capacity,Memory dual channel is no longer important,Capacity is king,Just go directly to the last 4G to compose 8G。

ASUS M4A88T-M

Your motherboard only supports: dual-channel DDR3 1866 (overclocked) 1333 1066MHz memory.

So you can only add a 1333 one.

If you want to change the graphics card a little better, nothing else.

Memory mixing is a big no-no. If you really want to upgrade, buy a larger memory. It is recommended not to mix and plug.

The AMD chipset supports hybrid dual-channel. However, it is dragged down by low-frequency memory. You can only go up 1333 of 4g. Buying 1600 can only be used for downclocking.

In the case of plugging in two memories, if the frequency is different, there will be some compatibility problems.

It is recommended that if you want to add, you should add the same frequency, or buy an 8G directly, and then transfer the 4G second-hand to it.

It is better to go on the same frequency of 1333.

When you say that you support 8G memory, you mean that the motherboard supports a maximum of 8G memory, because there are 4 memory slots (each can insert a single 2G memory)!! The usual system can only identify the memory,It's not your computer problem,If you have to 4G memory,Install win7 64-bit system to try!!

The installed memory is 4G, the system is right, your other memory is occupied after the system is loaded and you run some programs, you can use the process manager to see what programs are occupied.

Try to see if your computer's memory module is loose. In one is the system of misjudgment. System issues.

You must know that a 32-bit operating system cannot recognize 4G memory. Moreover, it may be that a part of the memory is allocated to the graphics card as video memory, and you can go to the BIOS to set it. It's not the merchant who lied to you.

Windows XP does not support 4G, only Windows 2003 and Win7 64-bit systems support 4G, just change the system!

It's true that the memory module is 4G, but if you install a Win7 32-bit system, you can only recognize it, and if you want to fully recognize 4G, you need to install a 64-bit system.

Is your system win7 32-bit or XP so far, only win7 64-bit system can recognize the maximum memory of 16G

Occupied by other programs! It's a bit too much!

If you have a graphics card plugged in, it should be more I think you are integrated with the motherboard.

Mine is two-g's! It's almost more than four hundred! I guess it's occupied by a background service!

Sweat...

The onboard graphics card takes up 1G of RAM.

The computer's system files have memory, and they also take up some memory when installing software.

The C51 laptop motherboard can use at least 2 1G RAM. The desktop has 4 memory slots. There are generally only 2 articles in this book.

The main thing is to upgrade the memory, you can add a Kingston 1G DRR2 667 or 1G DDR2 800

Your CPU doesn't support 64-bit architecture, so theoretically you can use up to 4GB of RAM, but in practice Windows can only use it at most.

In addition, it should be noted that when buying memory, you should buy DDR2 533 memory, which matches your current memory.

For a single 2G, you need to remove the original 512M memory, and the maximum capacity of each memory slot should not exceed 2G

DDR2 memory is not cheap now! Think!!!

MS-7228 is K8NGM-V, 754 platform, a single single strip up to 1G DDR400

Up to 2G DDR400

There are only 2 memory slots.

What an old notebook

No matter how big the strips are in a book like yours, it's useless.,It's recommended that you add a 1g strip on it.

No matter how much memory he supports, it is enough to buy a 2G DDR2 667 directly. Kingston's only $195 can be done.

You only have two memory expansion slots inside, one that supports up to 1G and a maximum of 2G.

2 slots, a single maximum 2G on 4G should be fine.

Your motherboard supports up to 4G

The barrel principle, your addition to 2g 800 is enough, no matter how high it is, the other parts can't keep up.

Are both memories the same?

The memory module is a bit incompatible, resulting in the inability to enter the system.

This configuration is not very bad,Since you don't play online games,Change a DDR2 53311G memory module is enough,It's only more than 70 pieces,DDR2 667 to see if your motherboard supports it,The host rings,You can go to the computer store,Call the master there to help you add some oil to your fan,If the temperature of the machine's configuration is normal,There's no need to change the fan!

Go to check the motherboard model, see if the support supports DDR2, what memory is supported!

This configuration has not been eliminated yet, dual-core, spend more than 100 to buy a single 2G memory, if you play games, you will spend more than 400 money to buy a GT240 graphics card, which is leveraged.

With DDR2, according to AMD, there are also 940-pin CPUs, such as 3600+ old dual cores, which can also be competent for two-like 3D games, plus 1G memory sticks, which is enough to meet your above needs.

It is the same as the original memory module model, and can be installed on the motherboard. After shutting down the power first, unplug the power cord. Then install it, and the system will recognize itself after the next boot. No testing is required.

The best model of memory is the same! If the motherboard has four, there are memory module slots. Just insert 13 or 24 two of the same color!