RAM (random access memory) is where a server stores all of its information. At the time of installation, a server has a significant amount of RAM, but as the needs increase, the amount of RAM that is left decreases. The only way to improve storage without buying an entire new server is to upgrade the memory on your server. The upgrade is simple and will save you money, in addition to increasing performance. 

Better Performance

If only one reason is given to explain the need for more RAM, it’s that a server begins to lag as memory decreases. It’s basically running out of room to optimally perform, and efficiency and production levels will go down as a result.

The server has numerous parts working together for greater performance. Once the memory is upgraded, each part, including the CPU that determines the speed at which tasks are handled, will perform at its best. 

Save Money by Upgrading RAM

As memory fills to capacity and the server begins to function at a lower standard, there are two choices—increase the RAM or replace the entire server. 

Upgrading memory saves tremendously on cost as compared to an entire new server. Plain and simple, memory is one of the least expensive components of the entirely server system. 

Upgrading Is Simple

Installation of additional memory and can be done on your own or using your company’s tech person and will literally take minutes.

One important factor to keep in mind when upgrading is how much memory the CPU (central processing unit) of the server can handle. Again, as a business, you have someone running the technical areas of the company, and they will have these answers or will be able to find them for you. 

Don’t be intimidated by the need to upgrade the memory on your server. Even those who aren’t experts in the area can do it, and the results bring the server back to peak performance.