Questions about memory!! A lot, and the score is high!

1. There will be a blue screen, freeze, restart, black screen, and the machine won't turn on.

2. It looks like your phone is quite old and hemp, does your motherboard support such a large memory? If it is supported, then it is obvious that your memory is not compatible (it is recommended that when you change the memory, you must change the memory of the same factory, the same brand, the same frequency, and the same size, and it is best to go to the computer city or a large computer to buy it from time to time).

3,Yes (your machine 2G is too wasteful,Performance can't be played,And XP's recommended memory is 512,So for 1G, it can fully meet the requirements,Not to mention your 2G (2G is Vista).I advise you not to blindly follow the trend, but to tailor it)

4, it should be, 4 years ago, 1g was not produced.

6. Incompatibility does not mean that it cannot be read, but it must not be used.

7. Update BOIS (if any).

8. Go to the Internet to see how big your motherboard is supported.

9, after 1G, there is no difference at all. Playing Warcraft doesn't take up much memory! Even if you have more XP, you can't use it.

10. In addition to seeing whether your motherboard supports such a large memory, you also need to look at the brand of memory.

If you support up to 2G, then of course you can use it, if you support up to 2G, and yours can't use it, it means that your memory is not compatible or the motherboard's memory slot bar is broken.

1, What model is your board?

2. If your 2 x 1G ones are used very well, then there is no problem that your board cannot use 1G memory.

3. It is best to install 2 models, brands and specifications of the same memory, 4. There are the following types of memory incompatibility, which is not easy to use when plugged in, and the machine is bad or the number of memory cannot be correctly identified.

It can be used and the capacity is also right, but the compatibility is poor and it often crashes.

On the surface, there is no problem with use, but when the system calls the newly installed memory, it is unstable or crashes.

5,BIOS settings are to look more,The general motherboard description is not very detailed,Read more information on the Internet,Ponder by yourself,Or find a knowledgeable teacher is also good,The recommended configuration of World of Warcraft is 2G,I think 1G can run well。

1: If it is incompatible, it will often crash or fail memory detection.

There should be no incompatibility problem, take an eraser and rub the memory contacts there.

4: The actual memory can be read out when the computer is turned on, which means that it is compatible.

5: Not used 6: If the motherboard is not compatible, the memory cannot be read during POST or the memory error alarm is generated during boot POST.

7: The BIOS settings of the motherboard of different chips are not working, just read the motherboard manual.

8: Trial insertion, can be read to support.

9: WOW Now, according to your whole machine configuration, the memory needs at least 1G to run smoothly, and it depends on your graphics card, motherboard, CPU, and hard disk.

10: Try insertion, it's OK if you can read it!

Don't use 2G, 1G is fine, the board four years ago basically did not support large memory, it is estimated that only 1G can be used

A memory module, also known as main memory, consists of RAM and ROM.

CPU work is the exchange of data with memory. The reason is simple, because the memory is fast and the external memory (i.e., the hard disk) is slow.

Virtual memory means that when the memory capacity is insufficient, the operating system (equivalent to the housekeeper of the computer) opens a virtual memory from the hard disk to the CPU.

The CPU still works with memory. However, if you want to get the data from the virtual memory, you first need to hand over the data from the hard disk to the memory. Then the CPU works with the memory again.

As for compatibility, you should go to the market and see for yourself. Ask a professional. Hope mine is helpful to you.