There may be sufficient memory for your regular tasks . You need to free-up more usable RAM . Often it is how you use it, rather than how much you have. Simply make greater use of what you already have - avoid needless wastage. The speed of software will often depend on the amount of free memory available to it at that time.
Lets make more available.
The suggestions in the following Pages are good practices for all users including those who appear to have sufficient memory . And, if the system is to be retained for some time, get a single, and as large a, memory module as you can afford or your motherboard will accept. You will have a very definite improvement in all areas of usage. Upgrading from 16MB to 32KB will give a considerable boost to a Windows95 system. 64MB is now considered the optimum for Windows 98 when used with modern software - if you utilize your memory correctly then 32MB is usually adequate.