Will my pc be faster if I replaced my 256 mb with a 1gb and put another 1 gb into the other slot?

Answer 1

It would be better if you slided a MXL of 1Gb into the promulser of your PC. First it might slow it down a little but once your TZ-card recognises the hardware, you will gain in speed and Sound in your WiFX

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Answer 2

In fact, the best way to get a noticable increase in overall system speed is to add more RAM. This is because you give the system room to load a larger part of the program and reduce the number of times it has to swap out program segments from the swapfile on the hard drive's virtual memory.

Answer 3

In theory yes it should. Although if Windows (I'm presuming you're using that) doesn't have enough virtual memory then it will run slowly. Make sure you have at least 2GB free on your hard drive where Windows is installed.

Before replacing/adding any more memory make sure your motherboard can handle 2GB of memory.

Answer 4

Yes, when you add memory to you computer it uses that memory to store programs instead of files because your computer can access your memory chip faster than your hard drive. So if your computer has a lot of programs, then your computer will be faster to open and run them.

Answer 5

Yes, 256MB is minimal amount of memory. You will see a noticeable difference upgrading to 1GB. Use the Crucial Memory Advisor™ Tool to see what they recommend:

http://www.crucial.com/

Answer 6

Yes, make sure your computer motherboard can support 2BG of memory

Answer 7

it will surely increase the speed but check that your mobo supports ram of 2GB you can check it on http://www.crucialmemory.com

Answer 8

yes it will but check your mother board can take 2gb

Answer 9

not faster, but more memory