Often, you can regain your computer’s former responsiveness by simply adding some inexpensive memory, or RAM. And this tutorial will show you how to do that yourself.

Installing RAM in your PC is one of the easiest, yet most crucial tasks. Do it the right way, and you should have a faster, more responsive PC that is better at handling your commands. However ...

You've unboxed your new high-speed RAM stick. You've located the slots on your motherboard. You've snapped the memory modules into place. Now what?

How to check your total memory capacity If you only want to know how much RAM your PC has, the easiest way to find out is through the Windows 11 Settings app.

As you know, RAM is a very important hardware part in a computer, acting as memory to process data and is the factor that ...

If the computer you’re buying does not allow for RAM upgrades past time time of purchase—like most every Mac, damn Apple’s controlling, minimalist aesthetic—then getting as much RAM as you ...

Upgrading your PC might feel pretty expensive right now, but it's not as bad as it seems. Here's what you can do to give it a bit of a boost.

If your PC restarts unprompted, freezes, or programs crash, this could indicate a RAM problem. We'll show you how to use the memory diagnostics tool to find out whether the RAM really is the problem.

While upgrading RAM or storage in pre-built PCs should be relatively easy in most cases, other components may be custom-made to fit the brand's chassis.

Frequency, latency, and memory channels impact the speed of RAM, but should you care how fast your RAM is? The short answer: Yes, but not too much.