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This video is brought to you by www.pcmichiana.com Welcome to speed tip 8 on our Hello World! series. I hope you have your computer busting at the seams in speed already, but lets move into an upgrade that many people are often intimidated at – upgrading your computer (pc) systems RAM. Believe it or not, RAM finder tools have come a long way in the past 5 to 10 years and they will do much of the work for you. You’ll have to watch the video to find out more. Thanks for stopping by! Don’t forget to rate, subscribe and comment!

This video is brought to you by: www.pcmichiana.com Today’s video goes over a tool that actually doesn’t even need to be downloaded. Corsair has made an incredibly powerful and thorough memory finder utility to aid people in finding out what kind of memory they need for their computers to upgrade. Included in this tool is not only the speed and type of memory your computer supports, but also the maximum allowed in your motherboard and the number of slots you have! Using all of this information, one can easily shop around at other popular websites for their memory upgrades.

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Most computer users think increasing the RAM can increase the SPEED of the computer
If a computer starts feeling slow, there could be many reasons for it.
Even you can increase the paging file of your system to increase the speed, but most computer users don’t know how to check and see if RAM is the cause of the slowdown.

Others believe that the more RAM you add to a computer, the faster it will go. This is not so… if your PC normally uses, say, 600Mb RAM while you use it, then increasing RAM from 1000Mb to 2000Mb will have no effect on the speed.
In order to knowIf the computer needs more RAM, A freeware utility called Hym. You can download HYM from here

Just download it to on to your desktop, run it, and you will get a “yes / no / maybe” answer to the question of “do you need more RAM?

If you run a wide variety of programs, then you can minimize HYM to the task tray, and keep an eye on your RAM usage as you work/play.

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