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RAM, or random access memory, is static memory that does not store information, but helps the memory operate quickly on a computer. Find out how RAM does not have moving parts and loses stored memory when the computer is turned off with insight from a certified computer technician in this free vi... More
Added Jan 14, 2009
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Exen88 Says:
Very bad. In today's computer systems, the minimum requirement to run current OS is 2GB but you will need atleast 4GB, since 2GB of RAM will be used to run your operating system (Your operating system allows you to see the things you see on the screen and do the things you do on the computer). The other 2GB is extra memory to allow you to run your applications, open up web browsers, play games, etc. If you are still using Windows XP or any legacy operating system, than 2GB of RAM will suffice.
Exen88 Says:
You only need more RAM if you do not have enough memory for the work that you do or will do. Example: You like to multitask between multiple programs or have many items opened at the same time, thus, you would need more RAM to support them all. If you just want to increase the overal performance of your system than I suggest using a compatible RAM with a much higher speed plus a low number CAS latency number.
teddzertell123 Says:
@akash patel Oh have ram not for speed but to lest tasks run smooth. You don't need 16gb ram
Ken Smith Says:
Why do you want to add RAM. If there is no really good reason the rule of "If it isn't broken , don't fix it" applies. You don't upgrade your toaster or microwave oven so why upgrade your computer?
akash patel Says:
i have 8gb of ram in my mac and i want to put 16gb of ram in it should i
Harry Bligh Says:
Brilliant video, simple and easy to understand. Thumbs up!
MattressMatador Says:
do you have that name because you use it to attract kids...???
Marijana Milenkovic Says:
Thank you for this educational video!
simTransporter Says:
no, RAM stands for Random Access Memory. it makes perfect sense
MistahMartinez Says:
RAM stands for "RANdom" fuck logic.
RealTuberXgames Says:
mind fuck
namqua123 Says:
thanks you make it easy for me..well done!
Brandon Calvo Says:
How bad is .99gb's of ram?
Uncas Perez Says:
This is gonna stick in my mind forever!
FredTheBirdman Says:
Why is everyone bitching about this guy? It says "computer basics" if you think he sounds condescending than go watch another video.
SlightlyNerdyGaming Says:
The fucks with his face?
Vonhoenheighm Mcsmichts Says:
this guy talking to me like im a child.
Mrweegeeman1 Says:
What?
chris cinkutis Says:
what the fuck
DTV998 Says:
Hey is it better if I go with 16gb 2133Mhz ram or 32gb 1866Mhz ram? PLEASE HELP!
iabarab55555 Says:
So clearing my ram is bad right....?
Junzki24 Says:
My compute say no input signal..what should I do?
ILLRICARDO Says:
correct me if i am wrong, but having more ram is benificial if you have a traditional harddrive, but what if you have a ssd hard drive?? any information would be much appreciated!!
PlayerNineteen Says:
Can I use z68 ram is a z77 board? Both are DDR3 compatible :P
Fisher Price Says:
Thank god he didn't say what RAM is. That proves that mac users know nothing about computers.