Thank you to all the people who understand I don’t have any knowledge on this and not just being rude or telling me to download malicious things. I don’t trust myself installing a new ram so I will probably just end up going to Best Buy and asking them to do it.
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These are the most confusing specs I’ve ever seen
It’s probably slow because I mean… the components aren’t good
Not much to do besides upgrading or buying a new computer
It’s an old pc on windows 11, ain’t much to do about it but figure out your bottlenecks and upgrade.
Well… every single part listed is very low-end and outdated by today’s standards. You have parts that are about a decade old. Also, upgrading your RAM might help with your PC a little bit but it ain’t going to do much. If you want your PC to be faster, you will need to upgrade your PC. A ~$500 PC build today would outperform your PC significantly. Aim for 16GB RAM, 32GB if you want to game and multitask heavily.
Your computer is old as hell man it’s a dump and rebuild
Not sure what games you want to play, but here’s a little advice if you want to upgrade this PC a little bit.
You’re running an AMD Ryzen 3 4300G, it’s about four years old. The CPU has an integrated graphics processor, basically good for just hooking up a monitor and checking email. The RAM is a single 8 gigabyte stick running at 1600 mHz.
RAM is *very* easy to upgrade. Buy a 16 gigabyte kit like this (https://a.co/d/fnzkzoN). You’ll see a clip (or two) that hold the RAM in place, simply unclip it, pull the single stick out and place the new RAM in the slots. They only fit one way, so be mindful of the slot where the contacts are.
I’m not sure what power supply you have, and the wattage, but that would dictate whether or not you can add a decent graphics card. Do you have a model number for the PC?
If it’s slower then when you got it might be time for a fresh install of Windows
A ram upgrade isn’t going to be much of a difference. This hardware is slower than an iPhone 10.
Just get a new PC.
The fact that you are running just a single stick of 8gb of ram is a huge factor
And your cpu is basically 8 years old too
Dunno how to put this lightly, might be a tad slow brcause your running an old random ryzen 3 as an IGPU at the same time and only 8gb of ram, i think its time to retire the old chap and buy a new one.
Don’t spend money on this system. What usage do you require from a computer, a good phone or tablet might provide better use and cheaper
i mean you got 8 gigs of ram.. on windows 11… with a ryzen 3. Your specs are starting to get old