Random Access Memory
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Swap is Not Emergency RAM: Here’s Why!
When your computer runs out of physical RAM (Random Access Memory) or memory, it might start using swap space as a temporary storage solution. While this might sound like a convenient way to expand memory,…
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How much RAM do you need? Briefly explained
Random Access Memory, in short RAM, is a volatile memory that is responsible for managing a computer’s short-term data and stores most-used files in RAM so that next time it can be served quickly. We…
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Why unused RAM is wasted RAM?
Random Access Memory in short RAM is a system memory typically used to store working data and machine codes in a volatile way. In the computing world, sufficient RAM makes sure the workflow is operating…
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What is the Difference Between Guaranteed and Burstable RAM?
Guaranteed RAM and Burstable RAM both are a common term in web hosting servers. Many hosting companies offer Guaranteed RAM in their dedicated servers while in affordable Virtual Private or Shared servers Burstable RAM is…
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What is Burstable RAM?
Burstable RAM is the amount of physical memory, available in the server in a shared environment on a temporary basis for any sudden load. Burstable memory us used when you are planning to add many…
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Recommended RAM for Gaming and Streaming
RAM is an active participant in gaming, making it one of the most vital parts when it comes to playing both video games and live streaming. Sure, games set to the highest settings for top-quality…
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Do you really need more than 8 GB of RAM?
Are you a PC gamer or a professional content creator looking to buy/build a new gaming or workstation PC? Perhaps you want to upgrade your existing one? Whatever it is you’re doing, you want to…
