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Computer memory requirements: How much memory do you need? ... RAM by Manufacturer: Dell Memory | Apple Memory | HP Memory | Compaq Memory | ASUS Memory | Gateway Memory | Toshiba Memory | Acer Memory | IBM Memory | Sony Memory;
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www.crucial.com/support/howmuch.aspx
www.crucial.com/support/howmuch.aspx
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How much RAM is enough? Find out much RAM you need for any task, learn about the types of RAM and find the best prices for RAM upgrades. ... If you do computer-aided design (CAD), 3-D modeling/animation or heavy data processing, or if you are a serious gamer, then you will most likely need more RAM. You may also need more RAM...
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computer.howstuffworks.com/ram5.htm
computer.howstuffworks.com/ram5.htm
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For an XP computer, I recommend at least one full gigabyte of RAM, however it will run much smoother with two gigs of RAM. For a Vista computer, for it to even be halfway functional, it really does need at least 2 gigs of RAM. My own Vista ...
http://answers.ask.com/Computers/Other/how_much_ram_do_...
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It's generally agreed that you need at least 256MB for Windows XP and Mac OS X. You will only need 128MB for other operating systems in Windows or Mac. Most general office work and heavy multi-tasking may need 512MB of RAM. Gamers or Profes...
http://www.funvista.com/get/articles/computers-and-tech...
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Findout how much memory RAM is needed for efficient working of your computer, also find informative links to DDR SDRAM memory RAM modules that explains all that you want to know about DDR SDRAM, SDRAM and other memory types ... The answer really depends on how much and for what your system is used. ... DDR2 Memory RAM;
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www.ddrsdrammemory.com/how_much_ram.html
www.ddrsdrammemory.com/how_much_ram.html
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Does that apply to video RAM as well? Not necessarily. Screen resolution and color depth are set from the Settings tab in the Display Properties dialog box as shown in Figure 1. To calculate how much video memory you need, you must know the color depth and the screen's horizontal and vertical resolution in pixels.
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www.spcug.org/reviews/vlba9811.htm
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This simulated RAM, or "virtual memory," as it is called, is dramatically slower than the real RAM in your computer. In addition, virutal memory will use whatever space it needs on your hard drive. You can search for the swap file (WIN386.SWP) on your hard drive to see how much virutal memory is being used.
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www.teamits.com/connection/qa/ramforwin98.html
www.teamits.com/connection/qa/ramforwin98.html
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Even though True Color provides an enormous amount of color possibilities, it does not require that much more RAM than High Color. Note that some video cards will not run True Color at 24 Bits but require 32 Bits, making their RAM requirements in True Color mode twice as high as High Color. ... So, what do YOU need?
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www.billsworkshop.com/techtips/ram.html
www.billsworkshop.com/techtips/ram.html
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The best way for you to accurately gauge how much RAM you need is to set up a machine with the software required. Open up a typical set of applications (you can get this information from the user) and open the System Monitor.
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www.support.gateway.com/s/tutorials/Tu_851034.shtml
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