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How to tell what kind of RAM you have

Posted on September 13, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

There are several easy ways to learn more about your system’s memory.

For a very long time, the most common path to improving your PC’s performance has been through upgrading the RAM. RAM stands for “random access memory” and it’s effectively the component of your PC that is keeping track of what your computer is currently working on. When RAM is limited, your PC has to keep that current information stored somewhere else, which can dramatically slow down your workflow and load times.
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