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Do I need more memory ?
If you want to have multiple applications e.g. e-mail, browsing and word processing, open at the same time then more memory will help the performance of your machine. You will have less crashes of your computer if you have more memory in it.
How much memory do I need ?
The more memory that you can put in the computer the better it will perform. To run today’s latest programs on an older computer will generally always require a memory upgrade. As a general rule aim for 128 Mb of computer memory as a minimum, with 256 as the ideal. If you are a heavy user of the computer for e.g. desktop publishing, CAD drawing etc. then aim for 512 Mb of RAM.
What type of memory do I need ?
Buying memory can be confusing but this is where Our New Memory.Com can help. Reading our pages on DDR SDRAM, EDO and SDRAM will explain in plain English the different types of memory but using our recommended supplier Crucial makes the process simple. The Crucial web site makes it incredibly easy to find exactly the right memory for your computer. You simply need to know the make and model of your computer and Crucial will guarantee that the memory they supply will work in your computer, or your money back.
How do I fit my new memory ?
Fitting computer memory is not difficult. You will probably need no more than a screwdriver to remove the case and the memory simply then clicks into place. Buy from Crucial and you will get a guide to fitting your memory with each order. Crucial also provide excellent after sales technical support.
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