Have you ever noticed your computer slowing down when you have too many programs open?
There's a good chance RAM (Random Access Memory) is playing an important role.
Many people have heard the term RAM when shopping for a computer, but few know what it actually does or why it matters. It's also commonly confused with storage (the part of a computer that permanently saves your files, photos, and programs), even though they serve very different purposes.
Understanding RAM can help you make more sense of your computer's performance and why some devices handle multitasking better than others.
Watch the full video to discover what RAM does, why it's different from storage, and why it's one of the most important components inside your computer.
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