There are many ways to increase the performance of a computer, such as installing more random-access memory (RAM), faster RAM, or a faster processor. In order to achieve the best performance, all of ...

The easiest changes you can make are often times all you need ...

Bought one piece of 512MB PC133 SDRAM but have been getting BSOD and other Windows98 errors and lockups. Not sure if is bad memory, user incompetence or if Windows is just having problems with 512MB.

BIOS settings have been a source of uncertainty for many people in the PC space. The BIOS plays a key role in the functioning of the overall system, and it can severely limit your hardware and ...

Traditionally, CPUs can access only about 128MB to 256 MB of the GPU's VRAM in a single call. But if you enable Smart Access Memory or Re-BAR, the CPU can access and use the entire VRAM in a go. So, ...

If you use a Gateway laptop for your business and want to run larger and more complex applications, you can perform a memory upgrade by adding more RAM. However, after you add the memory to your ...

A program used to edit hardware settings in the BIOS of a PC. On earlier PCs, users had to change a setting when a new drive was added, but auto-detect features were later added. Although some ...

There's a selection of several bios out at the moment, including the latest, the "ee" bios, here.<P>This post tested most of the available bios for memory scores, and is worth glancing at.<P>Tweaking ...

Do you have you any external flash memory laying around? If so, you may be interested in ReadyBoost, which allows Windows to use suitably fast flash memory for OS caching purposes as detailed by ...