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Anonymous users2024-02-15Ordinary 3D games 512 is enough, if your computer often multi-tasking or playing larger 3D online games, you can consider adding 1 g. Of course, the CPU must be able to run these, piii 1 g or more; P4 or above; Celeron above; PD or Core full range of CPUs are fine, AMD's best Semploy 2800+ or Athlon 2500+ or above. It's too low, and I can't see how much the performance has improved when I add memory, and I don't deserve to add it to 512.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14The inter 478-pin motherboard or above can be on 1G.
The lowest is 845 motherboards, 810 is on SD memory, SD memory 1G is rare, AMD 462 motherboards with a pin angle can be on 1G above.
The lowest NF chip has NF3 or higher and can be DDR
That's it
478 minimum P4 Celeron (available now) 462 AMD XP 1800+ (available now) and that's it
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Anonymous users2024-02-13P4 and above the cup are supported,The key is the motherboard,
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Anonymous users2024-02-12It depends on whether you want to pay more or less...Install a p4 and you're good to go...Now 775 is not expensive. The motherboard needs to be good...It's good to upgrade in the future..Hehe.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11The amount of memory that a CPU can bring depends on the number of bits of the CPU.
bit CPU, the maximum addressing capability is 4G. Only 4GB of RAM can be brought.
Bit CPU, theoretically can carry 16EB of memory. But in Windows systems, up to 192GB of memory can be recognized.
The bit CPU must be used with a 64-bit system.
4. Ordinary home motherboards can generally only install up to 32G of memory. If you need more memory, you must use a workstation-class, server-class motherboard.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10CPU works at 32-bit is the maximum support.,I forgot how to calculate it at 64-bit.,In short, it's so big that I don't have a concept.。 In fact, it means installing 32-bit systems and 64-bit systems.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09It is not calculated how much memory the CPU can bring, and the original design of this CPU supports as much memory.
However, how much memory is supported generally depends on the motherboard.
Is it better to add more memory modules to the motherboard, the more, the more likely it is to go wrongIn addition to very few motherboards, motherboards have two memory slots, and many motherboards also have four memory slots.
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Anonymous users2024-02-081. The size of the memory is not directly related to the CPU, but it is indirectly related. The larger the memory, the faster the CPU can preprocess the program.
2. The size of the memory depends on the support of the motherboard, the larger the memory, the better, but there is a limit. The more memory modules are plugged in, the better, which can easily cause hardware incompatibility and instability. A single strip can reach the usable capacity, do not make it into multiple strips and multiple brands.
3. The size of the memory depends on the operating system. In the case of today's 32-bit Windows system, it can only use up to g of RAM (it will recognize the amount of memory you have installed, but it can use it at most). And 64-bit Windows systems can use more than 4G of memory, and there is no such limitation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07There are two types of mobile phone memory:
1. ROM, also known as running memory, referred to as operational memory, is currently the largest 8G (uncertain).
2. RAM, also known as mobile phone memory, is now the largest at 512G.
Memory is one of the important components in a computer, which is composed of memory chips, circuit boards, gold fingers and other parts, and it is a bridge between the state and the CPU. Memory, also known as internal memory, is used to temporarily store computing data in the CPU and to exchange data with external memory such as hard disks.
The running of all programs in the computer is carried out in memory, and the operation of memory determines the stable operation of the computer, so the performance of memory has a great impact on the computer. In the composition structure of the computer, Li Nian has a very important part, that is, the memory. Memory is a part used to store programs and data, for a computer, with memory, there is a memory function, in order to ensure normal operation.
There are many types of memory, which can be divided into main memory and auxiliary memory according to their use, and the main memory is also known as internal memory (referred to as memory, which is called memory in Hong Kong and Taiwan).
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Anonymous users2024-02-06g is the abbreviation of gb, similarly k is the abbreviation of kb, and m is the abbreviation of mb.
b is a byte and kb is a kilobyte. MB is a megabyte (i.e., how much is commonly referred to as it"trillion"Since computers use binary.
So: 1K = 1024B, 1MB = 1024KB, 1GB = 1024MB means that 1G is equal to 1024 megabytes of memory.
Usually a song costs 2-5 trillion for a digital camera.
With the same memory capacity, memory at the working frequency, the performance of notebook memory is generally poor, because the CL setting of notebook memory is relatively high. CL is the CAS latency, and obviously, a higher latency is better than a lower latency. Due to the manufacturing process, the notebook memory is generally higher than the desktop machine. >>>More
Typically XP processors (CPUs) with a clock frequency of 300MHz or higher. >>>More
It depends on what you do with the computer, but it's absolutely fine to work with documents normally. But if you want to play games, you need to use more memory, generally speaking, 1G is relatively small, and it will often be slower. I think who only uses computers to process documents and do the most basic operations. >>>More
Plus,If you don't plan to add, run msconfig to turn off some boot files,Usually open the task manager,Use memory usage or virtual memory sorting,Turn off unnecessary programs that occupy a lot of non-system,The system is best to use a streamlined XP system,Usually stare at the task manager,Pay attention to open the program as much as possible not to exceed the physical memory,Avoid the situation of calling virtual memory to cause stuck,Don't play games The problem is not too big。 Look at your appearance,U estimates it's not much better.,Adding memory can't solve your CPU problem.,If you don't have money, go online to find second-hand memory.,Pay attention to the model.,Compatibility.。
Memory is the bottleneck of system performance, especially in the past 256 Pentium single-core era, such as the computer in our school computer room and classroom, the former is 256M, the latter is 512M, there is a qualitative leap. Large memory may not make a difference when a single program is executed, but it is far from a difference when running multiple programs. >>>More