Installing RAM into a gaming PC is an easy task. According to most PC builders, installing a memory stick is the easiest step involved in putting a computer together.

Buying and Installing a RAM stick Before purchasing a new RAM stick, you need to know a few things, such as which type and speed your motherboard supports.

Simply installing new or additional RAM sticks can kick your PC's performance into high gear. Here's how to do it, plus four options to buy.

Installing the RAM Most people can figure out how to install RAM sticks into their computer. If you can’t, there’s a tutorial here.

We're using RAM from Corsair, which we highly recommend. The 4GB kit comprises two sticks of RAM, each with 2GB of memory.

Test Each Module Separately: If you install multiple RAM sticks, try booting with only one stick at a time. This will help identify if one of the modules is faulty or damaged.

Struggling to install RAM in your gaming PC? We've got you covered with tips before you get started and step-by-step instructions on exactly how to install RAM in a gaming PC.

To enable dual-channel RAM, you must install at least two Memory sticks with the same specifications, including the same speed in two different slots in your motherboard.

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.

Then again, if you've never installed RAM before, you aren't one of those people. The type of RAM we're installing is DIMM (Dual In-line Memory Module - as opposed to S [ingle]IMM).

A memory upgrade's the best way to speed up that slow computer, but the RAM stick aisle at your local computer parts retailer is a cold and scary place. A little pre-research is in order: the How ...