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How to Connect a RAM to the Computer

Motherboards having 2 memory slots:

Some of the low cost motherboards have only 2 RAM slots. Generally each slot can support 1 GB memory so we can connect 1 GB memory modules to each of the slot so that the performance of the computer can be improved with the total 2 GB RAM.

Motherboards having 4 memory slots:

Some motherboards have 4 RAM slots. So we might think that we can connect 4 GB of RAM to the computer which will greatly increase the performance of the computer.

Yes, we can connect 4 GB physically but some of the 32-bit operating systems may not provide the entire 4 GB RAM of memory to us instead it sets side some part of the memory for internal uses and provide around 3 GB for us.

So, if we want to utilize all the memory slots for increasing the performance the better option is to connect two 1 GB memory modules to two slots and two 512 MB memory modules to the remaining slots.

Even if we add four 1 GB memory modules to each of the slots we are going to get the performance that is almost same as 3 GB only. So we are unnecessarily spending money on one 1 GB memory module.

                                        
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