Could someone please advise me on my computer?

1.If it's DDR2 800, it's already 2G, there's no need to add it, it's pretty much the same.

2.Because yours is an AMD CPU, it is recommended to build a dual-channel and plug in two 1G or 2G of the same brand, which can improve a lot of performance, but the increase in memory can also be improved by the shared video memory.

3.If you play Warcraft and turn on all the effects, the player may still have a little bit of a point card when they open all of them.

In fact, AMD's processors are just like that.

Adding memory doesn't grow because you're already 2G.

If you feel that the machine in the Internet café is even more fun than yours. Then, you can try to install the system from scratch.

If you want to play well, it's best to pretend to be one.

Otherwise, you'll just play it......

I think,It's not necessary,If you think it's running average,I think it's your graphics card.,It stands to reason that your graphics card is geforce9600gt.,The model is OK.,But I think you're buying a fake.,Install the software and run down the score to try.,It's definitely not too high!

In my own opinion, I also play WOW. Your configuration is perfectly fine with playing WOW. The effect can also be fully opened, but listening to you say this, your computer does not dare to open the effect, then I think it should be killed and disinfected, and install a system to see!

If your computer is an XP operating system, there is no need to add another memory, if it is a Vista system, it is recommended to add another memory. (It is very important to turn on the special effects graphics card).

How to plug it into the computer host:

1. When installing the memory, first open the fasteners at both ends of the memory slot by hand, <> 2, and then put the memory into the memory slot in parallel (the memory slot also uses a foolproof design, and it cannot be inserted in the opposite direction, so you can correspond to the gap between the memory and the slot when installing), <

3. Press and hold both ends of the memory with two thumbs and press down slightly, and after hearing a "pop" sound, it means that the memory is installed in place.

Well, it's the same as the original memory module, it is recommended that you take the memory module to the computer city for comparison, and it is not easy to make mistakes!

There are only DDR1 and DDR2 and DDR3 models, and there are still ones after them, you didn't say that!

1. Make sure your computer has an expansion slot.

2. It is best to buy the same model, the same manufacturer, and the same batch. Otherwise, compatibility issues are likely to occur.

3. The total capacity of memory should not exceed the range supported by your computer. The W7 32-bit only supports 4G, and the 64-bit one can support 8G, depending on how much the motherboard can support.

Store memory, buy a hard disk and put it in.

Memory sticks, buy memory sticks and put them in, it is best to use the same brand and frequency as DDR or remove the old memory sticks and install powerful new memory sticks directly.

The virtual memory requires a certain amount of extra space on the C drive to operate.

What you bought 3 years ago should be DDR2, see what brand of your memory is, how much capacity, with the same compatibility will be good, you can go up to buy it, there are all of them!

The more you use the notebook, the more stuck it may be because the memory is not enough.,Then add a memory.,Then follow the little fairy in the number of games to add a memory to your computer step by step.,So easy!

Give the motherboard model to the memory seller and let him choose it for you.