RAM (random access memory) is the lifeblood of your computer. Without it, programs slow down and your system lags. RAM is sold in sticks that snap into slots on your motherboard. Choosing the right RAM requires consideration of speed, latency, capacity and type. This guide will help you make the best choice for your needs.…
For higher end computing environments, a 64-bit version of windows xp was created. This edition allows for more memory to be used in a computer, and provides more computing power. Despite its hefty system requirements (a Pentium II-300 or better, 128 MB of RAM and 1.5 GB of hard drive space), onerous product activation, and…
When you push the power button on your PC, the machine goes through a series of internal processes before it’s ready to use. This process is called booting. PC hardware includes physical pieces like RAM memory and hard drives, as well as digital data that’s stored on the hardware. This data is accessed through software.…
Software is used to perform specific tasks on a computer. Examples include web browsers, email programs and games. Without these programs, computers would be useless. There are three types of software: system software, utility software and application software. System software is closer to the computer system and is written in a low-level language. It runs…
Windows system is a computer operating system developed by Microsoft. It is used worldwide and has been updated in several versions since its first release in 1985. It is named after the window feature, which provides a visual way to manage computer applications. Its other functions include multitasking, providing technical support, and allowing users to…
The speed of a PC’s RAM determines how quickly data can flow into and out of the CPU. It also allows you to use demanding applications and open larger files. RAM is a device’s short-term memory, reading information it might need in the future and then temporarily storing it for quick access by the CPU…
Windows XP is an operating system developed by Microsoft. It has a number of features that make it easy to use. It is also free to use. It is compatible with most hardware and programs. To install windows xp, first set the computer to boot from CD. Then insert the XP installation disc. Then follow…
Microsoft Windows is a graphical operating system that provides users with an easy way to interact with their computers. It features a file management system that makes it easy to access and organize files. The system also includes built-in security that protects the computer from viruses and malware. The first version of Windows was introduced…
When you run a program on your computer, it stores its data in RAM until the operation is complete. This information is then converted back into long-term storage on your hard disk. The more RAM your system has, the faster it can open apps and files. To get the most from your PC, you should…
Windows XP is an operating system designed to run on a wide range of hardware configurations. Its system requirements are relatively low and its interface is user-friendly. It also offers a number of security features to keep your computer safe from hackers. During the installation process, you will need to supply a valid Product Key.…