I d like to add a Kingston 2G memory stick to my computer to give me a suggestion

It's enough to buy a 1G, Buy 2G and plug it in3G, there's no point, your configuration is also low, 2G memory and 1G have obvious effects when playing games. If you have enough money, you can consider replacing the machine.

It is recommended to replace the 512 one, and if the frequency of the 2G is 800, you can add it. DDR3 should not be supported, and the slots are different.

Your motherboard only supports DDR2 533-667-800 type slivers (the so-called second-generation memory), and third-generation slivers DDR 1333 or above. The Gen 2 should work as long as there are no compatibility issues, but it will be downclocked to 667MHz!

It's better to buy the same brand of memory, the compatibility will be better. DDR2 can be used, DDR3 memory cannot be used.

As long as it's all 800MHz, but it's best to have the same memory speed of DDR2-800 (400 MHz).

Memory timing 400 MHz 6-6-6-18 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) 24-51-3-6-3-3 (RC-RFC-RRD-WR-WTR-RTP).

333 mhz 5-5-5-15 (cl-rcd-rp-ras) / 20-43-3-5-3-3 (rc-rfc-rrd-wr-wtr-rtp)

266 mhz 4-4-4-12 (cl-rcd-rp-ras) / 16-34-2-4-2-2 (rc-rfc-rrd-wr-wtr-rtp)

One 2G is better than two 2G+, unless you don't think it's a waste, then give it away!

You can unplug RAM1 and replace it with a new one.

1. I don't know what you're comparing in**, generally speaking, the same **16GB memory is a little cheaper than two 8GB memory. For example, Kingston's single 16GB DDR4-2666 is 615 yuan, and a single 8GB DDR4-2666 is 319 yuan (2 638 yuan).

2. In addition, Kingston memory also has different brands of Dingpei Wei classification: ordinary value series memory (with fibrillation Peipu strip), high-end HyperX Fury series Cave Tomato and Predator series, even if the capacity and frequency are the same, the ** of Pop strip and HyperX is also different.

16GB and 8GB

It stands to reason that generally speaking16G memory sticks are cheaper than dual-channel 8G memory, because the production cost of two memory sticks is higher than that of a single memory stick, and I don't know if you are comparing it with what you see in **, but I personally think that dual-channel memory sticks must be better for a single one, especially for playing games online games and large-scale game games, so it is not clear that you are comparing dust branches,

There will be no such phenomenon,Heads-up 16 memory,Generally, it will be a little cheaper than two 8G of the same specification,At most**equal。

It is guessed that the yield rate of the chip is different, but 2 8G dual channels and 16G 16G

Packaging requirements, generating equipment and other 16G costs are higher.

The failure rate of the second root will be higher, but this probability is relatively small.

Because a Kingston 16g takes up little space.

Generally, 2 8g jujubes are more expensive than 16g.

Now two 8G are enough, and the composition of dual channels is stronger than Li Split's single 16G performance.

It doesn't make sense, a single bar is cheaper than a double one.

Of course.

But both of them need to be the same algebra, preferably at the same frequency.

It is not possible to mix [2nd generation] with [3rd generation].

And it also needs the support of the motherboard.

Some motherboards can support a maximum of 8G for a single strip, but if they only support a maximum of 4G, they cannot mix 2G and 8G.

Because the 8G capacity exceeds the limit on a single strip of motherboard memory.

AMD 9 series motherboards and Intel 7 series motherboards and above basically support a single 8G].

2 memory mixes of different capacities can also form a dual-channel, which can be assured, because Intel has elastic dual-channel memory technology, and AMD also has similar technology.

This is called asymmetrical two-channel mode.

In asymmetric dual-channel mode, the memory capacity of the two channels can be unequal, and the size of the memory capacity that makes up the dual channel depends on the channel with the smaller capacity. For example, if channel A has 512 MB of memory and channel B has 1 GB of memory, 512 MB in channel A and 512 MB in channel B form dual channels, and the remaining 512 MB memory in channel B still works in single-channel mode. It is important to note that both RAM must be plugged into slots of the same color.

Plug it in if you want, as long as you can plug it in.

It is recommended to use 4G, the bigger the better, for example, 8G is actually very cost-effective.

The speed and efficiency of the computer's memory are determined by the computer's running answer, and the purchase of memory should be considered in the following aspects.

Motherboard, what memory the motherboard supports will buy any memory, the low-end motherboard supports 16G, and the high-end supports 32G, but there are differences in different memory, the common ones are DDR3 and DDR4, the former is cheaper and the latter is slightly expensive;

system, if you are using an XP system, it is recommended to buy 2+1 3G memory, because the maximum read is 3G, of course, you can also buy a 4G, if it is Win7 8 10, it is recommended to buy 4G or 8G memory, because it is a 64-bit system, it supports large memory, and you can better play the performance of the computer;

**Factor, 4G is the most cost-effective, followed by 8G, 16G recommended dual channel;

Now the 4G one is almost enough, but you can buy the 8G one, and the performance will be better.

It's enough, if you think it's less, you can add a memory module, Kingston 4G sells online for about 150!

It is enough for daily use or to play online games.

Enough is enough! If you play games professionally, 16g is about the same.

1、The memory is already 8G,If you add it,The effect will not be obvious,Can't add it to add 2、If you want to add,It's best to add the same,Or add Kingston 8G 2133,The main thing is to prevent memory compatibility problems that lead to unusable。 There is also a mix of different brands of memory modules, and there is a possibility that the main frequency of the memory modules will be reduced.

3. If you install a memory module, it depends on how much memory the motherboard can support, if it exceeds the recognizable memory, it will also be idle and unusable.

4. If you have sufficient funds and consider changing to a solid state drive, the speed will be significantly improved compared with a mechanical hard disk.

You can add an 8G group of dual channels, but pay attention to the selection of 2133, if you choose 2400, it will also be downclocked to 2133

Memory is not something you can add as much as you want, and you can add as much as you want.

Before acquiring memory, there are two things to be sure about:

1. The maximum memory capacity supported by the motherboard: you can check the motherboard manual.

2. The memory model specifications supported by the motherboard: you can check the motherboard manual to know or use Master Lu and other tools to detect and determine.

Upstairs ......Hehe, the streamlined and optimized system is used to it, and it is natural to have this feeling. Or the outrageous size of the C disk.

Normal, the cause is two thick limbs

1.It belongs to the virtual memory allocation, the default is the size of the system management, under the C disk, increase the physical memory according to the policy, the system will appropriately increase the virtual, put this under the other drive letter can save a little C disk storage.

2.The most important thing is the sleep hunger of the system. He will generate a file under the C drive, which is the same size as your physical memory, or slightly larger. If you increase the physical memory by 2G, the hibernation file will naturally increase by 2G.

In total, your C-drive capacity should be over-occupied.

The way to do this is to disable sleep, which frees up the same amount of hard disk space as the total memory. Of course, that is, you don't use the sleep feature.

Hibernation and sleep are not the same. Most people don't need to sleep for this function.