The hottest PC technology for 2009

I can say that it made a parallel languages but in the near futures by decreasing price was privilege by the person discover of this PC:graphics,etc.

You might think that modern PCs have more than enough memory. Even budget systems come with at least 2GB, and you can add 2GB more from as little as £20. 4GB of RAM should be enough for everyone, right?

Well, maybe not. Windows Vista needs 2GB to run properly, and large apps can swallow up a gigabyte more with ease. You can very quickly find that your 2GB system is grinding to a halt. Installing another 2GB may not make much difference. Very few 32-bit systems are able to access the full 4GB of memory – some can use less than 3GB. And upgrading to 64-bit Windows doesn't always help.

Fortunately, there is one way to deliver guaranteed results. Learn just a little about how Windows and your applications use memory and you can begin to fine-tune your PC, reducing RAM wastage, making more efficient use of system resources and hopefully delivering a real and lasting improvement to your system's performance.