If you feel like your computer is slowing down or doesn’t quite have the pep it’s supposed to, check how much RAM you have.

Confirm the current memory speed. Check the number of memory slots on the system and how many are populated. Quick note: You can use this information to determine how many memory sticks are ...

Go to the ribbon and select the Memory tab. Click the Private (KB) column. Now check and confirm which app is using the memory most. You can now see the above steps in detail if it’s required.

So, when you see yourself struggling to run graphic-intensive games or video editors, you should check how much Video RAM (VRAM) your system is left with. VRAM is video random-access memory that ...