It is a very simple task. The type of RAM that your computer will support depends on the motherboard. To enable a dual-channel mode, you will need at least two RAM modules or four to enable quad-channel mode. Check how many RAM sockets your motherboard has. Since the motherboard only has a limited number of RAM sticks that can be installed, so make sure you don’t get extra memory sticks that your motherboard can support. Once you have got the RAM modules, simply turn off your computer (if it is on) and unplug the power plug. Now, open your computer case’s side panel and lay it down. You should be able to access the motherboard easily now. Discharge any static build-up. Try not to stand on the carpet when working on the interior of the computer, and you can ground yourself by touching a metal part on your computer case while it’s unplugged from the wall. Remove the old RAM if you are upgrading. Simply remove it by releasing the clamps on each side of the RAM socket. Now the RAM is released, and you can pull it straight out of the motherboard. Now, grab your new RAM from its sides and avoid touching the contacts on the bottom of the circuitry on the board. Line up the notch in the RAM stick to the break in the slot. Set it into the slot, then apply equal pressure on both sides of the stick until the clamps on the side click into place and lock the RAM. Once you have installed RAM sticks, then just close up the side panel, and there you go. New RAM installed.