RAM basically means the place where all your most used files are stored, the "temporary" files so to speak so that when you access them, it'll be a lot faster. The rate of file transfer from your hard drive and RAM are very different, which is why their filesizes are also different.
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Yeah, Ram is pretty important, as well as the processor. But I guess it depends on types of operations you are doing. If you are just writing emails, it is one thing. But if you are writing 3D soft, then it is a different story and then you need good speed and performance.Comment
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Cpu & ram
Whatever your cpu was designed to handle as far as RAM, you cannot go over that figure. I have an Optiplex 330 that maxes out with 4GB of RAM. Something's gonna burn up if you piggy-back to 8GB total. The cpu just won't handle it.Comment
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Signal barely reaches my detached garage where I do most of my projects, and it's basically useless out there for looking up parts diagrams or streaming...
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