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COMPUTER ACTIVITY 5
Matias, Paras, Pabon, Menes, Pamintuan
about current memory
- The size of a memory card is fixed and cannot be increased, it can only be transfer the data. If your memory card is full, consider deleting some of the files stored on the memory card or, consider moving the files to a different storage device, or purchasing a memory card with more capacity and replace the memory card with the new card.
- By Menes
Differences among various options, type, size, speed, and price.
- the memory card compared to buying a new laptop is a cheaper smaller and more usefull since you can buy multiple to hold more memory or use different ones to hold different things .buying a new laptop is very pricey but you will get a stronger laptop and get more memory that the card and when you run out of memory on that laptop you can always just use the memory card.
- By Paras
LIST METHODS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OR UPGRADING A MEMMORY
- 1.) Uninstall unused programs In a new PC there are many programs pre-installed into it. Most of those programs you won't really use and sometimes they can run in the background even if you don't use it and this slows down the computer. Steps: 1.) Click "Start" 2.) Go to "Control Panel" 3.) Click "Programs and Features" 4.) Scroll through the list and uninstall the programs you don't use
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- 2.) Get more hard drive storage If your hard drive in your PC becomes too full this will affect the speed of the PC making it slow. You can get mega storage drives over 1TB this can add up to the hard drive storage resulting to a less slower computer.
- Source: http://www.news.com.au/technology/home-entertainment/ways-to-make-a-slow-co...
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HOW DO U KNOW HOW MUCH MORE MEMORY U NEED TO ADD
- Find out the maximum size of ur memory module that your PC supports . Don't buy a module larger than what ur motherboard's memory slots can each accommodate.
- Determine which of 4 types of RAM ur system uses. All 4 types are mounted on 1 of the 3 module types: SIMM, DIMM, OR RIMM.
- Most machines support only 1 type o
