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System Memory
The system memory is the place where the computer holds current programs and
data that are in use. The term "memory" is somewhat ambiguous; it can
refer to many different parts of the PC because there are so many different
kinds of memory that a PC uses. However, when used by itself, "memory"
usually refers to the main system memory, which holds the instructions that the
processor executes and the data that those instructions work with. Your system
memory is an important part of the main processing subsystem of the PC, tied in
with the processor, cache, motherboard and chipset.
Memory plays a significant role in the following important aspects of your
computer system:
 | Performance: The amount and type of system memory you have is an
important contributing factor to overall performance. In many ways, it is
more important than the processor, because insufficient memory can cause a
processor to work at 50% or even more below its performance potential. This
is an important point that is often overlooked.
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| Software Support: Newer programs require more memory than old ones.
More memory will give you access to programs that you cannot use with a
lesser amount.
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| Reliability and Stability: Bad memory is a leading cause of
mysterious system problems. Ensuring you have high-quality memory will
result in a PC that runs smoothly and exhibits fewer problems. Also, even
high-quality memory will not work well if you use the wrong kind.
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| Upgradability: There are many different types of memory available,
and some are more universal than others. Making a wise choice can allow you
to migrate your memory to a future system or continue to use it after you
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