Do I need to add memory to my computer? Which hardware is under specified? Need to change? Hope for

If you continue to use a 32-bit system, you can also add 2GB of RAM ,,, add more useless. If you're switching to a 64-bit system, your CPU won't work very well.

I also want to know what you do. A bunch of people on the Internet to chat and watch TV.,This book doesn't need to be changed.。。。

Preferably a brand and the same DDR3--1600MHz... This results in a dual-channel and compatible.

When I use the phone, you must add the memory, because win7 is to eat memory, otherwise the game will be stuck! The graphics card is recommended to be equipped with a GTX650 large-scale online game! Mine is i3 3220 plus GTX650 and 6G memory, and the hero can even open 2 with high image quality!

Company of Heroes 2 is not League of Legends, it's much taller! You can search on the Internet, and it is recommended to use Kingston to add memory, I also bought it from **, and I have used it until now.

In fact, your computer can meet your Internet access, watch movies, to say that almost all of the hardware has to be changed, because this notebook is a relatively low configuration, if you want to change, it is recommended to change the memory to 4G, if you change the CPU, graphics card or something, it is better to buy a new notebook.

The memory is too small, add a 2G one. And now the i3 processor is outdated. But it still works. The hard disk is only 320g。。。 You're very old, aren't you? It is advisable to go for a new one.

The notebook can upgrade the memory, and the others don't seem to work.

Not.. This configuration is good.。。。 If it's for playing games,,Then it's still recommended to add roots.,After all, 2G is still more difficult.,As for other aspects,,It's not too low.。

That's right,By the way,Except for the memory and hard disk of the notebook, the others can't be replaced,The CPU can be replaced,But this has to be taken to the computer city to be replaced by professional people.,As for the graphics card,It's soldered on the motherboard.,It's irreplaceable.。

The processor can be replaced with i5 Core 3rd generation to improve the computing function, the memory can be added to a 2GB into a 4G dual-channel, the hard disk can be replaced with 500G 7200 rpm, the system can be replaced with 64-bit read, write and storage, and more will be very fast.

The configuration is not high,Plus2G can improve performance by more than 40%,If you want to play games,It's best to change to a graphics card above 640,The general mini-game is about the same.,But once you encounter a game that eats a little graphics card,It's GP.。。。 The general game i3 can still be handled, if the requirements are not high, the processor is completely sufficient.

The graphics card is relatively low, and it is not enough to run smoothly lol, but the laptop graphics card is not easy to change, and the memory module can be added to the 4G improvement should be good,

The memory is upgraded to 4G, and the graphics card is upgraded to a discrete graphics card with 2G video memory, which turns out to be a discrete graphics card, and the game should be fine.

Overall the configuration is average, if you want to hurry, from the CPU motherboard, to the memory. Start with these aspects.

If you can, let's add some memory.。。 Then switch to a different CPU

It depends on what you are mainly used for. Much better than my computer.

If you play a game, add memory.

The configuration of the laptop is low, and adding a memory module has the effect of improving the speed, but whether the speed is improved is obvious depends on the amount of original memory and how much memory is added.

Nowadays, the vast majority of applications are written based on 32-bit systems, so the vast majority of program memory requirements are within 2G. Therefore, coupled with the occupation of the system and the cache, it can be calculated that for the vast majority of applications, about 4G of memory is basically enough.

This means that if the computer is configured with less than 4G memory, increasing the memory will have a significant speed effect. Especially for systems above Win7, notebooks with only 1G or 2G memory, the effect of increasing memory to 4G is very obvious. But beyond 4G, and then increase the memory, there will be no obvious effect.

Add memory to add the same memory.

You're using 8GB of RAM right now. And it's 2133. You now buy an 8G memory of the same brand 2133 and plug it into the third channel.

The first channel and the third channel are dual channels. The second and fourth channels are dual-channel. If you only have two sockets on your motherboard, you can just plug them in.

I don't know the size of the "rated power" of the "power supply", otherwise the "memory" is increased to 8G*2 and the "CPU" is overclocked, and the RTX2060 is changed to the "performance" level.

This board supports 2400 strips You have one If you don't plan to change the motherboard in a short period of time, you can add one or three 2133 strips Maximum optimization The brand is the same best to avoid incompatibility.

The following is quoted, and I personally think the explanation is better:

First, you need to add the same type of memory, that is, the original DDR is used, and the later added memory should also be DDR, if it is DDR2, it will not work, and the slots are different.

Second, if the current memory frequency on the board is 800, the added memory must also be 800, or higher frequency memory, otherwise the original memory will be reduced due to the lower frequency of the later memory.

Third, check the Internet to see how much memory the motherboard can support for the total capacity, the previous motherboard supports 1G or 2G, and then the larger one has 4G, if the memory you buy is too large, you may not be able to use it.

Fourth, it's good to be enough, now the 64-bit system can support a total capacity of tens of G of memory, don't think that adding memory can improve the speed of the system, the main thing is enough, don't waste it.

Just buy the same one.

It is better that all parameters are the same, and it is best that even the brand is unified.

It depends on the state of your computer, if your computer slows down, or restarts frequently, it means that there is a problem with the memory, and you need to change it. Now the general memory needs to be 2G, if your memory socket is now 1G, then your other one must be plugged in with the same specification, otherwise the effect is not good. If you still have any questions, you can continue to consult.

If your CPU is more advanced and the memory is too small, you can consider changing or expanding. It's best to change to the same model of the same brand, and the compatibility line is better (if you expand the memory, the memory parameters you buy can be higher than your own ones, but not lower than the parameters of your own memory), and if your CPU is too low-end, changing the memory will not improve the running speed of the computer much.

Very good, please first talk about all the configurations of your computer, and then talk about the requirements for your daily use, whether it is a game or browsing the Internet or watching movies or drawings, and I almost didn't have a nosebleed if I didn't know a word about this question.