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Anonymous users2024-02-15I think you should add one, plus your previous memory, enough for you to use, add two every need, first of all, your computer motherboard is only compatible with one g, and secondly, if you add more, the computer will be slower!
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Anonymous users2024-02-14It's basically unnecessary to add 2, just add one is enough, and your CPU won't turn fast if you add more!
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Anonymous users2024-02-13Open the task manager to see how much memory your CPU is taking up and how much usage it is! If the CPU usage is not too large (50% used to be more), add two. I feel that a single 2g one is a little cheaper.
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Anonymous users2024-02-122 bars,It's memory intensive to make pictures.,1G is not enough.。
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It's better to add two 512's, and the dual channel can be faster. The maximum is 1g, and the bonus is more than 2g, and it is not recognized.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Hello, landlord!
Take a look at the detailed configuration of your computer, especially the motherboard model, and you will know it, if the motherboard can support 2G, of course, 2G is good,
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The motherboard is only compatible with 1G of memory, so let's add 1G
If you want to make a picture, it is recommended to change the host configuration!
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Anonymous users2024-02-081G is fine, and other hardware can't keep up with the computer of that period with 2G, so it's useless to have more.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Add two, it's so unnecessary, I've been on this.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06I don't think it's enough to just add memory, you know, the speed of a computer is not limited by memory, so let's change it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05OK. Make sure that these two memories are plugged in separately and can be used normally. Look at the amount of memory supported by the motherboard, and see if the two memories are compatible or not, the same type of memory, memory modules of different capacities can be mixed.
For example, DDR3 4GB is the same as DDR3 8GB. Different frequencies of the same type can be mixed, but the performance should be minimized. Such as 1600 1333 1066 in DDR3.
Different brands of memory can be mixed, but in fact, whatever is used for it has to be tried on the machine. There are more or less compatibility problems with different sizes of memory, so it is enough to install only one 8G memory, or replace it with two 4G or two 8G memory to form a dual channel, so that the computer will run more smoothly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Double 8 is better than single 16. There are more vehicles that can pass through a dual carriageway than a single carriageway per unit of time.
If conditions permit, it is recommended that the landlord use the same model of memory as the first one, (at least the same specification of the memory module) to avoid some compatibility problems.
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You can add 2G memory sticks, don't you need to pay attention, when adding memory sticks, you can only do it with the same model and frequency, if you don't do this, the computer is prone to incompatible phenomena such as blue screen and crash. >>>More
Yes. Just buy a 1G DDR400 and plug it in.
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How is this possible?
Dual-channel must have the same capacity for both memory. >>>More