Posts tagged “RAM”

Upgrading RAM To Get The Best Out Of Mac OS X Lion

Vinh Nguyen

Posted on July 20th, 2011

I’d read somewhere which I’d forgotten the source, that very article recommended that Mac OS X Lion runs better on Mac with more RAM. The recommendation for good enough amount of RAM is around 4GB. Still, 8GB of RAM would be a preferable for any Mac that runs OS X Lion, because this newer Mac operating system is known for multitasking, I think! Thinking about upgrading your Mac with more RAM? Check out a video that I found on YouTube which shows you how to install more RAM onto Mac laptop right after the break. I’d also found the video below on YouTube which shows you how to upgrade RAM on Mac Pro. You can always take a hop to YouTube and search for…

Categories: Apple

Tagged: Apple, mac os x lion, RAM

How To Do A Health Check For RAM On Windows 7

Vinh Nguyen

Posted on July 1st, 2011

Seeing a Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) on Windows 7? This is one of the most irritating computer issues I’ve to admit. BSoD can occur for many reasons. Perhaps, your computer has a bad hard drive or a bad RAM card, but you can never be too sure what is the real problem unless you put your hardware through a series of stress tests. In this blog post, I’ll be showing you how to do a test to check to see if your RAM cards are OK on Windows 7. Perhaps, by testing the memory of your computer can at least let you know either RAM has been the culprit of BSoD or not! Checking your RAM cards’ health on Windows 7 is a…

Categories: Hardware, Microsoft and Windows

Tagged: Hardware, RAM, Windows 7

Run Everything Inside RAM On Windows 7

Vinh Nguyen

Posted on June 30th, 2011

Simply put, it’s better to have data store on RAM than on hard disk! Why? RAM requires no moving part (i.e., mechanical parts), and so it’s way faster than hard disk for your system to recall data (i.e., read and write data). Unfortunately, certain software might store temporary things inside hard disk, and so we can force our Windows 7 machines not to allow such software to do so. How? We can turn off paging in our virtual memory settings. Just a warning though, if you don’t have enough RAM inside your computer, you may lose your data by doing this way! Your system may crash for it runs out of memory! Also, if you don’t use UPS (uninterrupted power supply), when your system…

Categories: Anything Goes, Microsoft and Windows

Tagged: RAM, Windows 7

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Posts tagged “RAM”

Upgrading RAM To Get The Best Out Of Mac OS X Lion

Vinh Nguyen

Posted on July 20th, 2011

How To Do A Health Check For RAM On Windows 7

Vinh Nguyen

Posted on July 1st, 2011

Run Everything Inside RAM On Windows 7

Vinh Nguyen

Posted on June 30th, 2011

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