Archive for the ‘Computer Memory’ Category

  • Kingston HyperX 2GB 240 Pin DDR3 RAM

    Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

    Specifications
    Capacity — 2GB
    Speed — DDR3 2000 (PC3 16000)
    Cas Latency — 8
    Voltage — 1.65V
    ECC — No
    Buffered/Registered — Unbuffered
    Multi-channel Kit — Dual Channel Kit
    Heat Spreader — Yes
    Features — XMP Ready

    More information:
    [ http://www.kingston.com/hyperx/default.asp ]

  • How Much RAM is Installed on Your Computer?

    Saturday, October 3rd, 2009

    If you upgrade your RAM to 4 GB and check the system information box to see how much memory you have, you will find that it only says three gigabytes. This is true if you have a 32-bit processor. Does this mean something wrong with the chips in your computer?
    Even though your computer’s motherboard may [...]

  • Upgrading Computer Memory

    Saturday, August 22nd, 2009

    If your computer is running a bit slow, the best way to improve its performance is to add more RAM. Installing RAM is not a big deal. However, it are not so sure about it, it is best to take the help of someone who knows better or a professional computer technician.

    Here are instructions on [...]

  • Check Computer Memory

    Thursday, August 20th, 2009

    Memory i.e. RAM is one of the main parts of the computer. RAM i.e. random access memory is where the computer stores instructions and data while performing operations on it. Since applications store data and instructions in RAM, the amount of RAM present in your computer determines the amount of data your computer can process [...]

  • Zero Capacitor RAM or Z-RAM

    Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

    Zero Capacitor RAM or Z-RAM is a new type of computer memory that is being developed at a company called Innovative Silicon. The RAM functions using the principle of floating body effect of silicon on insulator. AMD has purchased licenses to the use of Z-RAM and may use it in its future microprocessors. Z-RAM is [...]