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3 minutes ago, dan357 said:

My usage right now

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8GB is good provided you are running 64bit Windows

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Will more Ram improve my system?

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Intel Pentium N3540 2.66 GHz

NVidia Geforce GT 820m

4 GB DDR3 Ram

Windows 7 Ultimate

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Id upgrade everything but the ram and OS

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1 minute ago, MrMcMuffinJr said:

Id upgrade everything but the ram and OS

I cant upgrade anything only Ram HDD and OS cuz its laptop

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The HDD to SSD upgrade will make the system more enjoyable to use as things will load faster and you won't wait long for reboots etc.  As said above, the Ram upgrade should be done only if you need it but maxing 4GB out isn't hard these days.... 

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3 minutes ago, dan357 said:

My usage right now

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8GB is good provided you are running 64bit Windows

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1 minute ago, davidna2002 said:

8GB is good provided you are running 64bit Windows

Yeah i was considering buying one but my Motherboard is shit :( only 1333 MHz of Ram will be used

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The HDD to SSD upgrade will make the system more enjoyable to use as things will load faster and you won't wait long for reboots etc.  As said above, the Ram upgrade should be done only if you need it but maxing 4GB out isn't hard these days.... 

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