I don t know how much memory to add???

Now the memory is 256ddr333.

I want to add a 512, but some people say that 512 and 768 are almost unstable in performance, and adding a 256 is not cool enough (usually play games and surf the Internet).

The configuration of the little brother machine is as follows:

The motherboard is SIS648 (dual channel is not supported).

Please give us some advice!

It is recommended that if you do not support dual-pass, you can directly install the memory of 512. It is not recommended to install another memory of the same brand and model as your current 256.

If you add memory to the machine, in principle, the two memories should be the same, that is, the capacity, brand, and model are consistent, so that the stability of the system will be better. If you don't think 512 is enough, you can sell 256 and exchange it for two 512s.

Add a 512 and you're good to go.

768 is definitely better than 512, the premise is that 512 must also be 333, and a brand of 256 is the safest.

It's enough to add a 256 in the current configuration, but in case you have to upgrade in the future and the memory slot is not enough, it's better to add a 512 directly, not to mention that the ** of 512 is not expensive now! ~

I suggest that 512 is enough, I use 512, and it is not bad to install 3 virtual systems!

Enough is enough!

Look at whether your wrench supports DDR400 memory, I can tell you that the memory is backward compatible and not upward, if it is DDR400, you can add 512, if not, you can't add it, add waste.

The main consideration is compatibility, DDR333 is not much, and it is outdated, if you sell a 400 or 533 one, it depends on whether it is compatible or not.

Increase it a little, it's not expensive anyway, and you can give it away if you don't need that 256.

Add another 256m and you're good to go! ~

The bigger the better, and the bigger the smoother.

The files that take up the most memory in your phone are usually apps, **, **, **, **, etc. As the phone becomes more and more powerful, users may install more and more applications, and the files such as the laugh key and ** are getting larger and larger, which will lead to the occupation of the phone's memory.

When buying a phone, the memory size is indeed a factor to keep an eye on. The size of the memory can affect the speed of the phone and the ability to multitask. If the memory is too small, it may cause the phone to run slowly, affecting the user experience.

Therefore, when buying a mobile phone, it is advisable to choose a phone with the right memory size according to your personal needs and budget.

Generally speaking, for most users, 64GB to 128GB of RAM is enough for daily use. But if you're a photography enthusiast who shoots high-resolution **and** a lot, or often plays big games, then you might want to choose a phone with a larger memory, such as 256GB or even 512GB.

In addition, when buying a mobile phone, you can also consider whether the mobile phone supports microSD card expansion. If supported, users can increase memory capacity at any time as needed to cope with increasing storage needs. However, it should be noted that not all applications can be installed on a microSD card, so you also need to pay attention to the built-in storage capacity of the phone when buying a mobile phone.