There are some bugs with the new 1G memory

It's also possible that this is due to software.

If there was no such phenomenon before.

That's really a memory compatibility issue.

Unplug the memory of the software and try it, if it's good, it's incompatible.

It could be a system issue that has nothing to do with memory.

Do you blue screen? Blue screen instructions are incompatible!

If you don't have a blue screen, you first reinstall the system to kill the virus.

If it doesn't work, try the next new QQ for a few days.

If it doesn't work, unplug the 512m one in a few days.

You can do these steps casually, and you can confirm the problem step by step!

Generally speaking, notebooks are very likely to have this problem. My original is Acer's, and this happened when I used to upgrade 2G, and it would be nice to change the brand later.

I suggest you go to the computer city and try it out.

Also, based on the issues you've listed, it seems like it's not just memory incompatibilities that cause dripping.

Let's see if it gets better after reinstalling the system.

99 percent of the memory is incompatible.

I've been in this situation a lot when I've been fixing my computer before.

Despise. Interest only - probationary period level 1-7 21:24 This person is talking nonsense if he doesn't understand anything, and what is 1000%.

100% of the memory incompatibilities are said to be on this point. He also said Mao. Just unplug it. What else is there to say. Went to change.

Most of the memory has a Chinese or English brand written on it, and it is best not to mix different types of memory.

Reinstall the system and solve the problem 1000%!! I've come across it! The old system does not adapt to the new memory.

Take that 512 down and see if it happens.

Your CPU can't bring up your memory at all, install 1G of memory, and sell the 512!

Motherboard Support Questions? Try a different memory slot.

If you want to add it, 2 memories must be of the same model.

Is your computer a dedicated or integrated PCU? If the graphics card is occupied.

It's impossible.

I've read countless machines, but I've never seen them.

Your motherboard does not support memory See what model your motherboard is Search on the Internet What model of memory is supported For example, PC133 SDRAM DDR667 These are all models.

If you're on an older motherboard, it's going to be slower because you don't have as much space to run memory.

Big brother, your machine should be very old, see what model the main disk is, check it on the Internet yourself, I hope it can help you.

The first time it may boot up, it's slow, and then it's fine!

If it is supported by the motherboard, and the same frequency on the computer, it doesn't matter, otherwise, there will be an impact.

It should be the same brand and the same frequency. It's okay to use it, otherwise there will be compatibility problems.

Is the new memory module compatible with the old one, and does your motherboard support 2G memory?

000 unplugged both memory, erased the gold finger with an eraser, and then carefully put it on. Turn on again,From the attribute to see if it has become 2G。

It has nothing to do with the integrated display, and the integrated display will not take up 1G of memory.

It can only be said that the memory is loose.

The software only detects the memory information, and if one of the gold fingers of the memory is not in good contact, the memory will not run, but that gold finger may not affect the software detection.

There are so many possibilities:

First: the memory is broken.

Second: the memory chipset is not compatible.

Third: computer system problems.

Fourth: memory viruses.

Fifth: Graphics card integration eats memory.

The first of the above is impossible! You try the testing tool! If the internal processing speed is 2G, the display of 1G may be the third and fourth possibility.

The most likely reason is that the two memory modules are not of the same brand and there is a compatibility issue

Unplugging all the memory and erasing it with an eraser works great.

No problem

The drop has nothing to do with the machine.

It is best to change the CPU at the same time to better play the performance of the graphics card.

It's good if the video memory of the graphics card is not large, as well as the core, video memory bit width, and video memory type.

I think it may have little to do with your memory.,First of all, you have to determine what program eats memory so much.,An IE is up to 100MB,A chrome is not necessarily if there is more content.,Mine can sometimes be more than 200MB,Thunderbolt may also be around 200MB if the file size is large,As for your Eclipse, it's hard to say.,Plus the memory occupied by the system,The page is possible。 Also, your memory is 1GB, but the actual program occupies more than 1GB of memory, and there are many programs with low access rate that will read and write memory in an area of the hard disk, which is called virtual memory. But now that you have enough memory, you don't have to open up another area of the hard disk, so your memory goes up.

It used to be called virtual memory, but now that the memory module is added, of course there will be more, which is normal.

This is very normal,You only had a G system before it will properly reserve some memory when it is running.,It won't say that it's used up for him at one time.,If the memory is not enough.,Then the system will automatically call the virtual memory.。 Now you use 2 g's, so the system uses memory instead of virtual memory.