Computer Memory Upgrades

The easiest and cheapest way to improve the performance of a your computer is to add memory (also known as RAM). There are many different types and sizes of memory cards such as DDR, SDRAM, SODIMM etc. Buying the correct memory is vital.

Use the memory advisor from to take the guesswork out of upgrading. The scanner will tell you how much memory is in your computer and how much extra it can take as well what type of memory is needed. Crucial guarantee the memory will match your computer and will refund you if it doesn't.

As a rough guide Windows XP needs about 1024MB (or 1GB) of memory to run effectively - more if you play complex games or edit videos and photos.

Vista and Windows 7 needs  1GB for the Basic versions and at least 2GB for intensive applications.