Windows Vista PC: 512MB vs. 1GB Memory

Sure, Microsoft recommends using 512MB of memory with Windows Vista but in this configuration the performance of your PC may be less than ideal.

Here's a side-by-side visual comparison between 2 new, Everex laptops: One with 512MB (stock) and 1 with 1GB of memory (512MB + 512MB).

Computers: Everex StepNote VA4300M
- Windows Vista® Home Basic
- Intel® Celeron® M Processor 430
- 80 GB Hard Disk Drive
- DVD+/-RW Optical Drive
- 512MB memory vs. 1GB memory

Test
1.) Boot-up
2.) Load/Run slideshow
3.) Display the Windows welcome screen

To add more memory to your Everex PC, visit www.everexstore.com

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• windows
• vista
• microsoft
• memory
• 512MB
• 1GB
• system
• everex
• stepnote
• va4300
• notebook
• laptop
• computer
• pc

[rKrDuDe265]

You mean that the pc with more RAM is FASTER?!?!?! Oh my god this is a breaking development! We must inform the White House!

[X4LilGameX4]

u guyz r retarded... its so obvious n im not even a tech geek... left ones the 1 gig ram the others the 512 mb...

[mas90009]

@MegaYogcast me too ;)

[34REDCOW34]

768mb ram. ok for normal use

[MegaYogcast]

i got 8gb ram :p

[itzdagamer]

What's the song name?

[mas90009]

i have 768mb and Windows vista home basic. Works pretty

[UltimateWindows1]

@MwFreezd Wrong. Windows 32-bit versions have this limit.64-bit versions of Windows remove the limit.

I'm not telling that the other OS's do not support greater than 64 GB RAM.

Every 64-bit OS ( Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit still have a limit up to 16 GB RAM, the ultimate version should support every single GB of RAM ) support all the RAM that you install on your system.

[rafaelgea]

o dobro de ram resulta em dobro de tempo

[YoYa8d]

pc with more ram usualy boots up slower, but is better at preformance

[J4M3SPR]

@EpicVonepicness go choke on a lemon

[EpicVonepicness]

@J4M3SPR

I think you need to learn your left and right, bro.