To summarize, picking the right RAM kit for your PC is going to be a matter of matching up the DIMM physical form factor, the DDR type, and the amount (in GB) of RAM capacity you’re looking for.

DDR, DIMM, XMP, CAS ... Confused? No problem -- our RAM buying guide will help you demystify this once and for all so that you can make your PC run great.

While a 64-bit Windows 8 computer can support 128GB of RAM, chances are it does not have enough RAM DIMM slots to hold enough memory modules to hit that limitation.

The right amount of memory depends on the person using the PC. We walk you through the questions to ask yourself before upgrading.

An easy to follow guide on how to install RAM to upgrade any gaming PC.

How to check your total memory capacity If you only want to know how much RAM your PC has, the easiest way to find out is through the Windows 11 Settings app.

DDR5 is the next best thing for computing performance, whether you're on a desktop or notebook PC. G.SKILL makes excellent memory kits and the company just announced its first Ripjaws ...

In this case, the new DDR4 Ripjaws SO-DIMM memory kit uses "ultra-high performance" Samsung B-die ICs. G.Skill said it validated the 3,800MHz speed rating on an ASRock's X299E-ITX/ac motherboard ...

MSI highlights the benefits of CAMM2 DDR5 RAM for desktop PCs: shorter tracers, higher speeds, lower latencies, cooler, and new innovative designs.

Non-binary memory is making memory purchasing more complicated, but perhaps a little bit cheaper. Here's everything you need to know about these new RAM sticks.