Selecting ram for\nthe computer is actually very similar to deciding on a graphic card. \nYou need to know what will you be using a computer for and how much\nmemory is needed for that task.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Depending on your\nmotherboard you will have 2 or 4 slots for memory. Picking which\nmemory modules are appropriate are difficult unless you have a way to\nsell any used memory. It is possible to select 4 x 8gb modules and\nyou then have 32gb of memory but if you need more you either have to\nreplace some or all of the memory. It could be possible to remove\ntwo of the \u201c8gb\u201d modules and replace them with 16gb modules. \nThis would change the memory from 32gb or 48gb.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As I am planning on\nrunning virtual machines lots of memory is advantageous.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In theory all memory\nis following the same specifications so you should be able to pick\nany module but the motherboard manufacturer does have lists of memory\nfrom various ram manufacturers that is supported.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Selecting ram for the computer is actually very similar to deciding on a graphic card. You need to know what will you be using a computer for and how much memory is needed for that task. Depending on your motherboard … Continue reading