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Would upgrading from a 3GB memory to a 4GB memory be better

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oiler407   06-26-2011 at 03:24:16 PM

Hello,
i have windows 7 64bit and have a 2gb and a 1gb memory sticks in my system now would it do any better to add the 2gb memory??

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compulsivebuilder   06-26-2011 at 03:35:53 PM

A little more detail, please.

Is this a desktop or laptop system? In a laptop I can understand you have a 2GB and a 1GB SODIMM. In a desktop that would be unusual, and possibly a severe limitation. On a desktop, going to 2 x 2GB (preferably matched) would be a very good idea.

As a general answer, more memory is often a good thing, within limits. 4GB of RAM for Windows 7 64 bit is a good idea. Going above 8GB, not so much.

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