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> You don't have to buy a whole new computer to add RAM to it, unless you're already hitting the limits of the motherboard Right. Do you think that anyone int
by simplotek 4y ago
> You don't have to buy a whole new computer to add RAM to it, unless you're already hitting the limits of the motherboard
Right.
Do you think that anyone interested in using RAM drives and willing to spend money on hardware wouldn't have already considered using freely available software RAM drive?
- capableweb 4y agoIf my time on the internet have thought me anything, it is to not assume anything when people ask questions. Countless of times when people complain about their GPU is not working, it's because they didn't change the display cable from directly to the motherboard into the GPU itself. Maybe author is not super into "build a PC" movement, but know they need more RAM, so they ask the question that makes sense to them. I don't know, and I won't assume either, so asking basic questions first makes sense. Maybe they weren't aware you could create arbitrary memory space on hard-drives via swap, so questions around that would be appropriate as well.