Haha, My friends brothers school (hes 8) has ipads! CRAZYerm 93 or 94 was definutly before windows 95 as I remember getting that as well.
was rare to have a family computer. remember when one day at school the teachers were like "we have a suprise for you all" and they wheeled in a computer.. everyone was amazed.. I was like meh mines better
As everyone has said, you won't notice anything unless you start pilling programs into memory or do some memory intensive tasks like Photoshop editing or video encoding. I've 32 gig of memory and outside of intensive multitasking, and photo editing in Photoshop... meh. But, as a photographer, I often create Photoshop files that can than grow as large as a gig so I need all the memory I can get.
Anyway if you really want to see a performance boost... get an SSD drive
Thinking about it, its alot of money though. I saw a FPS boost though!
Can't say I saw any FPS boost by increasing my RAM, and I'm a huge gamer.
Memory only decreases loading times with games on a Hard drive but not by leaps and bounds
as for getting extra FPS you might of had a Videocard driver update that would be the only way unless you Overclocked the CPU and then yea you will for sure see gains
Actually you have HD graphics so it did help it only because your IGPU is memory dependent
you can get a 60gb SSD for less than £40 or 120gb for £55 on ebuyer! not exactly a fortune for the performance gain youll get in return!!
Well you won't see any performance difference unless you start running out of physical memory and start relying on virtual memory. By that I mean you start having to page in and out from disk a lot more than usual because you are using more memory than what is available, Windows basically uses disk storage as temporary memory. Your computer will work but it will run so slowly and your programs will start to crash, after a while you will probably experience your system slowing down to the point where it crashes all together.
So unless you intend on opening a lot of processes at once you will notice little to no difference in performance.
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