RAM (Random Access Memory) is your computer's short-term memory, storing data for quick access and ensuring smooth multitasking.

RAM, or memory, is one of the most important components of your PC, but what is RAM? We explain what RAM does, how much you need, why it's important, and more.

The term RAM stands for random access memory. This already includes the working memory that we are talking about here, but what is random about it? It’s an outdated term.

Non-binary memory is making memory purchasing more complicated, but perhaps a little bit cheaper. Here's everything you need to know about these new RAM sticks.

Unsurprisingly, DDR6 memory will gradually replace the current DDR5 memory over the next few years, but what do we actually know about the upcoming memory standard? We'll tell you.

If you’re wondering if 16GB RAM is enough for gaming on PC – we’ve taken a look at what the optimal amount of memory is here. Modern games are becoming so big, expansive, and deep that the ...

And anything using AGP or PCIe is no “VGA card” to me, but a random graphics card. A true VGA card is an Tseng ET-4000 in an 486 PC, for example. Or an Trident 8900 in a 386..