How to check how much RAM and what graphics card you have.

Introduction:
To start off this guide will be simple and short. I will be making more in future. So enjoy my short, simple, guide.

Table of contents:
- Checking how much RAM you have.
- Checking which graphics card you have.
- Summary.

Checking how much RAM you have.
R.A.M stands for random access memory. It is used for computer data storage. Some might say why do we need this? The answer to that is... If you have no RAM or basic RAM your computer will run a lot slower then another with a modified RAM. Think of ram like human memory, once you have done something your brain will know how to do it faster over and over again.
Now to check your RAM is very simple.
Step one: Press start then right click on "computer". And click on Properties.

Step two: Scroll down till you see "RAM" and there you have it.


Checking which graphics card you have.
Graphics card helps your computer when doing things like games, or watching a movie. With a basic graphics card you can not play high tech games like, World of Warcraft.
Checking which graphics card you have is also very simple.
Step one:Right click your desktop and click personalize.

Step two: Click display settings.

Step three: Find out which graphics card you have. And there you have it..


Summary.
As I said before this is a short guide. I will be making more in future. If I get any comments like "OMFG YOU NOOB, everyone alreay knows this!" I will report you for spam. This guide was mostly just starting the ball in this section of ******* as no one has posted yet. Other then that all other comments are welcome! Thanks for reading.

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this is good id say 5/10 you should do it for xp aswell.... as vista is much different

 

God why do you make these guides,they are really useless. COMMON SEnSE PEOPLE!

 

because i can, you fagget. It's user education.

 

This actually isn't common sense and most people don't know how to do it on vista, but you're still MUCH better off going to control panel and opening up device manager. Sorry but this guide gives the worst way possible.

Also you can easily use everest to get TONS more information than this .

 

thanatos is right, heaps of ppl dont know how to do stuff like this