Upgrading RAM is an easy way to give your Mac or PC a performance boost. Here's what you need to know about checking your RAM and its size.

Though checking your computer's RAM speed is incredibly simple, Mac and PC have the information located in different places. Here's how to find yours.

How to investigate Mac memory faults 1. Check installed memory Memory errors can cause MacCheck's power-on self-test or memory test to fail.

Knowing how much memory, or RAM, that your PC has can help you better plan which applications to install and use. Here's how to find out.

If your Mac's slowed down its RAM might be used to the max. Here's how to free up memory including how to reduce Mac RAM usage without restarting.

This step by step guide with video walkthrough covers how to check what memory specs you'll need and how to install RAM on your Mac Pro.

Check Your Memory Usage In order to get a handle on your Mac's memory, you need to check to see what's using it in the first place.

You can check Activity Monitor to see how much memory your Mac and apps are using. Here's how. Checking your storage is a great way to see where you can alleviate some pressure on your Mac.