In part 4 of the series "Build a Great Media-Editing PC," we show you how to install the RAM and peripheral cards.

Simply installing new or additional RAM sticks can kick your PC's performance into high gear. Here's how to do it, plus four options to buy.

If you want to add more memory to your PC without fully replacing your existing RAM, you’ll need an open slot or two, and you’ll want the speed of the new RAM to match that of the existing memory.

If your computer has started running slower than usual, you might want to find out if a lack of memory space is the cause of the problem. We will show you how to find out if you need to add more RAM ...

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Computer acting sluggish? You might need more memory. Here's how to check how much RAM you have, and how much your PC or Mac is actually using.

Planning to upgrade your PC's memory, but you don't know if there are any slots available? Here's a quick way to find out on Windows 10, no disassembly required.

Learn how to boost performance by allocating more RAM to apps or games in Windows 11 with this step-by-step guide.

With that info, you can head out and buy your RAM. If your computer can handle 8GB of RAM total and has two slots, for example, you'll buy two 4GB memory cards. Step 2: Install the new RAM ...

Ever wondered how much RAM you need? Here’s how you can tell and signs to look out for that you need to upgrade your RAM.

Here are three easy ways to check the number of RAM slots available without opening your computer on Windows 11.