If your computer is slow and struggling to cope, adding more Ram can be an inexpensive way to give it a boost. Here's how to do it in three easy steps Natalie TurnerConsumer Writer Drawing on nearly ...

Upgrading your computer's RAM (Random Access Memory) is one of the simplest and most cost-effective ways to enhance performance. Whether your PC is slowing down during multitasking, taking forever to ...

To support the ever-growing demand for greater memory capacity, the density of DRAM chips expands from time to time. This has historically meant that each chip density doubles, from 4Gbit to 8Gbit, ...

Diagnosing a PC performance issue can be tricky, especially if you suspect memory is involved. Chances are, you've heard the advice of "just add more RAM", which is a blanket fix that's as old as PC ...

If you've noticed your PC games underperforming lately, where everything is slow to load, take a breath. You might not need a whole new computer. In fact, I doubt you do. If you're having trouble ...

Windows 9x (95, 98, and Me) is not designed to support that much memory—at least not in its default configuration. At start-up, it reserves space for a memory cache called Vcache, whose size is ...

The cache is soldered to the board, so yer out of luck there. In theory, the Aladdin 5 could cache up to 512, but the early chipsets had a flaw in the cache tag RAM that caused the 128 MB limitation.