Does such a computer use IG memory or 512?

Because it's not clear what kind of motherboard you mean by MSI 940, so it's not sure how much memory you can get, but I personally feel that there is no need for this configuration to be on 2G, 3200+ supports dual channels, so just add a 512 DDR2.

I would like to express my opinion on the statements of the few people upstairs: it is too extreme to say that the performance improvement of dual channels is negligible, and for machines of old platforms, dual channels can even get a 20% performance increase, and the effect is obvious.

In fact, you can also directly go to two 1G 800, because now ** is at the trough, even if it is reserved for future upgrades, but the new Centrino 2 platform has taken DDR3 as the standard, which means that desktops will also transition to DDR3, and it is actually worth considering keeping DDR2 memory to prepare for the future. 512 memory can also be bought, although there is no advantage in the unit capacity, but it is cheaper than 1g, I personally recommend adding 512.

The performance gain from dual channels is completely negligible.

It is recommended to upgrade to 1G

MSI 940 motherboard supports up to 2G memory, buy two 1G 800MHz memory with enough budget** and 667 are almost a few dollars, not enough money to buy 1G first, faint to death LS big brothers, do you think the 512M brand new ** is much lower than the 1G one, 512M was discontinued early.

Now the memory is too cheap,512M has a price, there is no market,It is recommended to buy a 1G,And that 512M mixed plug composition,It's just that because the chipset is not Intel's, you can't open the elastic dual channel。

AMD processors are not sensitive to dual channels, so it is recommended to use 2GB directly.

AMD processor integrated memory switch improves the exchange speed between memory and CPU, only with Intel has a dual-channel statement, the memory management chip is on the northbridge, and the northbridge support is supported.

Two 512 form dual channels, and the performance will be improved.

Doesn't matter. You can check a few and check a few

However, XP does not recognize 4G of RAM

It's good to set according to **.

Angry Birds is simple and fun.

This way the game doesn't need to be as nice as you are, but it's really good.

Red Alert, Warcraft, CS, Three Kingdoms, Age of Discovery, Taiko Ambition, Age of Empires, Grand Theft Auto These are all classics and not very demanding games.

Wow, the configuration is very good, the prototype of the torture is super fun.

The king of boxing, I can't get tired of playing. I'm going to buy 2 remote buttons. Aftertaste.

Take a look at the motherboard manual, how much it can support for the memory, such as the 1st generation DDR, DDR330, DDR400 are all OK, but the 1st generation of memory is relatively small on the market, DDR2, DDR3 generations are out, and the memory update is also relatively fast, so it depends on how you think about it, for example, if you want to change the machine with better performance and stronger gameplay, then it is recommended that you go to the overall upgrade and make some blood!

If it's not entertainment, then generally speaking, a DDR400 with 1G of RAM is enough. Then use both of them together, which is definitely enough for you!

MSI MS-7057 is an 845 board. DDR1 DDR266 333 400 is supported.

The maximum single root is 1g

Yours can be installed, but now it's hard to buy DDR generation memory modules on the market.

Whether it can or not, it depends on whether your motherboard supports it.

MSI MS-7057 is an 845 board.

DDR1 is supported.

DDR266 333 400 is fine.

The maximum single root is 1g

Be sure to remember that it's DDR1 generation.

The best option is to install the DDR 400 model's memory, which can be plugged in two.

You can choose to add another DDR 400 with 256M RAM (this estimate is no longer available in the market for M or 1G, expanding the existing memory size.)

However, the memory of DDR 400 belongs to the first generation of DDR series products, and it is now higher. You can consider buying a second-hand one.

Both of them can be 512, probably more than 80. 1 g is about 150

Compared with memory, the speed of booting should be CPU, which has more impact.

Let's put it this way, there are 40 items in the warehouse, and the cart can pull five items at a time, and the worker can move four items in and out of the cart at a time.

So the cart has to run back and forth 8 times, and the worker has to move 4 times each time (loading and unloading 4+1=5), and you are just increasing the carrying capacity of the cart now

It is recommended that you turn off all unnecessary boot items

You can try two ways, one, reinstall the system, two, don't reinstall it first, unplug the memory of the 512 first.

If the first one solves the problem, it is a system problem, and if the second one solves it, it is a memory incompatibility problem.

Booting, running programs, and memory are just one of the influencing factors, your CPU, hard disk, and installed system software are all related.

It's definitely not to your liking, since it's an IBM computer, it's very old, IBM doesn't come out of computers now, yours should be a notebook? The 400 500 is very good, someone has to ask for it, if it's a desktop, I think it's more than 100 and 200.

Go to ** to see how much the same model or similar configuration is worth.

ThinkPad T43 60G hard drive 1G memory notebook, now there are 900 pieces.

Let's get a 5% discount first, the second-hand ones are very cheap.

Of course, it's a 1G bar, which leaves room for you to upgrade in the future.

After 2 years, it is estimated that the memory required by the system will be 2G.

The memory is generally not bad, and most of the memory is replaced for 3 years, and some are changed for life. Pay attention when you buy it.

If you are an Intel series CPU, and the motherboard supports dual channels or 2 memory, it doesn't matter if the AMD series is integrated, however, if your graphics card is integrated, 2 is good.

Two 512M dual channels are faster than 1G and can be expanded after 1G. Take your pick.

If 1 is broken, they are all broken, and if one is broken, 1 can be used if two are broken.

Yours should be Lenovo, right? InterHD is an integrated graphics card and the GT335M is a discrete graphics card.

Like yours only open to the middle card should use this integrated graphics card (you can switch to a discrete graphics card).

There is a toggle switch on the front side of the notebook (look at the manual).

Landlord, do you mean you're buying it after a few years? That's kind of a possibility.

Acer AS4738G-462G32MNKK i5 460M 2G 320G D HD5470 512M HDMI

3800 won.

The CPU is i5 graphics card is not lazy.

There are many, and there are a lot of them in the SKL series of Dell or Thinkpad, so find one that you like.

Do you have any requirements for the brand? It should be available for around 4500. Detailed model number is discussed.

Some i3 comes standard with more than 4,000 points.

Yes, but there is also the possibility of blue frequency You can plug it in and try it, don't be afraid, but you have to figure out the model, if both are DDR, then there will generally be no problem If one is DDR and the other is DDR2, you should pay attention to one of the memory and the motherboard may not support it.

As long as your motherboard supports it, you can upgrade it like this. There is no necessarily relationship between the blue screen and the different capacities.

Yes, the frequency should be the same, otherwise the lowest frequency will be operated by default.

The first point is meaningless.

The Tualatin limit is 512m

On 1G, there is no performance improvement.

If you can, flash the BIOS, speed up the graphics card, that ATI 9550 is good, so the time spent is about the same as before you upgrade to 1G memory, but the performance improvement is a qualitative leap.

There is a certain degree of improvement, but these are eliminated things, it is not recommended to invest too much money, use SD133 memory, and the future machine will not be used.

You definitely don't feel the slightest improvement, don't be promoted, listen to me, it's a pure waste of money ...... promotion

Definitely a stupid idea to throw money!

I think you have to listen to me, if you don't play games, it makes a little sense after upgrading, after all, you can open a little more small programs, I used to upgrade from 256m to 512m, and I personally think the speed has improved a lot anyway.

But now DDR memory is more expensive, you can rent a dual channel with 512M+512M, that's good.

Anyway, everyone else uses high-end computers and looks down on our 512 memory, so it must be said that you will know it yourself.

Hope you won't regret it.

It doesn't make sense.

I admire you very much, such an old machine is still in use, you are definitely a very patient person, and you are also a person who can't keep up with the times. Tualatin's ** is about 5 yuan, Celeron's ** is 9 yuan, and the ** of the old memory is relatively much more expensive. Even if you have 1GB of SD RAM, the performance of the CPU and graphics card is still very backward.

If the requirements are not high, you can match a Ben Si, 845 motherboard, DDR memory, about 200-300 yuan.