How Much Memory Does A Laptop Have- Different Methods.

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It is very important to know how much memory your laptop have, so that on depending on it you can arrange your files, folder, and applications. How to know how much memory does a laptop have?

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How Much Memory Does A Laptop Have- Different Methods.

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The memory of the laptop is useful for making up the reduced performance of the slow processor. It also has cache memory that helps in accessing the data more quickly. There is a use of small memory module that saves the space.

Method 1-

Step 1: Start your computer.

Step 2: Select Properties from My Computer.

Step 3: Under the general tab, we can find the size of the hard drive and the Operating System.

Method 2-

Step 1: Press Win and Pause to open the System Window.

Step 2: Select Start then Computer and then Properties.

Step 3: Open Start menu, then Settings then System and finally About.

Step 4: Search "Installed memory (RAM)" entry.

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How Much Memory Does A Laptop Have- Different Methods.

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If you have a desktop computer or a laptop that runs on Microsoft Windows, the easiest way to know the amount of physical RAM installed on your system is from Microsoft DirectX. Click “Start” then in the search box type without quotes “dxdiag” then click it from the result. If you have Windows XP, click “Start,” “Run” then type without quotes “dxdiag” then hit Enter.

Run dxdiag

This will launch the Microsoft DirectX Diagnostic Tool. On the DirectX Diagnostic Tool screen, in “System” tab under “System Information”, you should see the total amount of memory installed on your computer indicated in the “Memory” label. If you have like 2 GB RAM, you should see something like “2046MB RAM.”

Memory displays the total RAM

Aside from the physical RAM, this tab will also display the information about your operating system, default language, computer name, motherboard manufacturer, motherboard model, processor, page file or swap file, and the Microsoft DirectX version.

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