I want to change the memory of my computer, can I change it?

If you can change it, you don't need to change the software, just go to the computer accessories market and buy a memory and plug it in.

Things to note: 1. You have to know what model your memory is (estimated to be DDRII), if you don't know how to look at the model, see how many gaps there are in your current memory module interface, and then tell the number of notches to the memory seller, and he will know what memory you need.

2. Is there a memory slot on your computer's motherboard, it is estimated that there should be (guess that your current 512 is the capacity of a memory, not 256+256), if not, unplug one and replace it with a new one.

3. It is recommended to buy more than 1G memory modules.

For supplementary questions:

The first generation of memory also has 1G and 2G single bars, ** more expensive than the second generation, about two or three hundred. Whether you need to change your graphics card depends on what games you play. Like Flying Car 10 or something, I guess I have to change the computer.

If you change the total amount of things ** more than 1000, it is recommended to change to a new computer, and now you can play any game with about 3000 on the desktop.

Yes...

Change the memory of DDR2 If you want to insert two memory, the brand must be the same...

If it's not the same. Inserted in multiple strips are very card...

Now the memory is generally the second generation ...

Go buy DDR2 memory.

2G in Sanming, Fujian Province, which is almost more than 130 points...

Theoretically, it should be improved.

But it depends on whether your system is well protected, whether there are viruses or something

Upgrades don't have any noticeable effect

Let's just change the phone

Go and buy the memory of the DDR400 second-hand. 2G is enough! Up to 80Get!

It can definitely be changed, but it depends on how many slots you have on the motherboard, and what frequency your memory is, whether it is 1st generation or 2nd generation. The memory is different, the voltage of DDR1 memory is, the voltage of DDR2 is, and there are marked characters in the middle of the slot. You can look at the memory slots and then go for them.

It would be better to buy a DDR400 memory plus. Personally, I feel that the memory of 512 is a bit small. Your CPU is better than my U. Hehe, but my memory is larger than yours, and it feels okay to use, not picky! Rattle.

CPU is enough, memory depends on how many slots the motherboard has, if you are free, you can buy another one with the same brand and frequency 512, don't buy 1G, generally the old motherboard is more than 1G and it is not supported. When buying memory, you must pay attention to the consistent voltage, otherwise one voltage is just right and the other is low, which can be used but is very unstable.