How to Add RAM to Older Computers Double Data Rate 4 (DDR4) is the current standard for memory sticks, with a base speed of 2133 MHz, and this has been the case since around 2015.

The best way to deal with this is by adding more RAM, and, like installing an SSD, it's really simple. Before you begin, find out if your MacBook Pro (or even iMac -- the process is similar) can ...

Upgrading your computer's memory is the quickest and most affordable way to make it run faster. In this CNET How-To, we show you how to add RAM to your iMac.

I had the same rush from adding RAM to my mini. Four gigs was no longer adequate with Yosemite, AVG antivirus, and many apps open. 16 gigs is way better.

Adding memory in equal parts to all CPUs should not alter NUMA considerations; adding more memory to one CPU than to another could theoretically introduce a performance penalty due to how the ESXi ...

In practise, you're better off adding more of the same kind. <BR><BR>You should read around and see if anyone else has populated all 4 RAM slots on that board successfully; some motherboards just ...

But oddly, adding more RAM is actually harder on the new MacBook than on the old white plastic one. Not much harder, but certainly a lot scarier. Read on to find out why. Warning: Lots of pictures ...

The Acer Aspire One netbook. It’s inexpensive, it’s tiny, and the base-level version only comes with 512MB of RAM. I cracked open the case, voided the ...

Add More RAM, Easily By David Goldenberg Updated on: October 17, 2007 / 9:17 PM EDT / MoneyWatch ...