Q: Specifically, you'll need to know the manufacturer's name, the type of computer, and the model number. To find this information, do the following: Open Start {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png\/30px-Windowsstart.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of a Windows icon.
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<\/p><\/div>"} Type in system information Click System Information Find the "System Manufacturer", "System SKU", and "System Model" values. Go to http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/advisor in your web browser. This website will provide you with an accurate report on whether or not your RAM can be upgraded, as well as the amount and type of RAM you can use if an upgrade is possible. To do so: Click the select manufacturer box, then click your computer's manufacturer's name (e.g., Toshiba). Click the select product line box, then click your computer's product name (e.g., Encore). Click the select model box, then click your computer's model number. It's a blue button below the model number box. On the results page, you should see three important pieces of information: Maximum RAM - In the upper-left side of the page, you'll see a "Maximum Memory: # GB" section. The number here is the maximum amount of RAM that you can install. Type of RAM - Below the "Compatible Memory" heading near the top of the page, you'll see one of the following types of RAM listed in the title of a RAM product: SDRAM, DDR, or RDRAM. RAM speed - You'll see a number to the right of the RAM type (e.g., DDR3). This is the supported speed for your computerdon't deviate from this number! Once you know the type of RAM, the maximum amount that you can install, and the speed that you'll need for your computer, you can purchase your RAM from any tech department store (e.g., Best Buy) or online store (e.g., Amazon). It's generally cheaper to buy RAM online than in-store, but tech store employees tend to understand better what kind of RAM you may need for your machine. Most computers require RAM to be installed in pairs. This means that if you want to install 8 GB of RAM, you'll need to buy two 4 GB (or four 2 GB) cards. Once you've purchased the RAM, you might want to have someone in a tech department install it for you since they likely have more experience than you do. If not, proceed to installing your laptop or desktop RAM.
A: Find your computer's model information. Open the Crucial Memory Advisor website. Search for your computer model. Click find upgrade. Review the results. Purchase compatible RAM. Consider having a tech department install the RAM for you.

Article: Your metabolism spikes after every bout of physical activity. So if you can break up your hour workout into two half-hour chunks, you'll get two spikes instead of one. Your body burns calories at a higher-rate after a workout (sometimes for several hours after), and if you rejuvenate it later in the day, you'll further enhance the effect. This can be taken advantage of in small ways, too. Even two 15-minute walks can cause a boost. So, with both your meals and your workouts, try to go with smaller/shorter but more frequent. Doing cardio is great for you, but doing cardio and lifting weights is even better for burning fat. If you want the most bang for your buck, you should do both. Working with weights is important if you've cut back on calories. When you restrict your caloric intake, you risk losing muscle mass instead of fat. If so, you might shed some pounds and still not get the results you're looking for. If you're doing both cardio and lifting weights, it's ideal if you do weights first and then do cardio in other words, "firm then burn!" Doing so helps keep your post-workout metabolism up for longer perhaps even all day. This order of exercise may also be easier for you to manage. Generally, pumping iron requires better form and technique. When you're tired from running or biking, it may be harder to lift weights with proper technique. This type of exercise routine can help you break up your workout without actually stopping your workout session. Interval training involves you going at an easy pace for a duration of time, and then going all out. You can also adjust the duration and pauses between the cycling back and forth. This can burn more calories and potentially increase your metabolism. The simplest example of interval training might be the treadmill. Walk for 30 seconds, then run full out for 30. Just 15 minutes of this is more beneficial than a 30-minute even-paced jog. Whatever your workout is whether it's a 15 minute walk with the dog or a 10K through the park your body gets used to it. You can actually burn fewer calories when your body is familiar with the level and type of exertion it's experiencing. So to keep your body a bit off guard, try crosstraining. Consider it a good excuse to pick up that hobby you've been eying. Crosstraining simply means doing a variety of exercise activities running one day, swimming the next, biking the day after that. Mixing it up isn't only good for your body, though it also does wonders for impending boredom!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Break up your workouts. Pair strength training with your cardio. Start a workout with strength training, then aerobic exercise. Try interval training. Give crosstraining a go.

Q: These types of containers are usually divided into several compartments, which makes it extremely easy to sort your LEGOs and keep them separated. You can store the boxes on shelves or tables, but they're also portable, which makes them ideal for taking LEGOs on the go. A tool, tackle, or craft box works best for a small collection. If you have many pieces to hold, you may need multiple boxes. Avoid boxes with removable dividers because they are usually flimsy, and your LEGOs may end getting mixed together when you move the box around. The containers used to hold dry pasta, loose cereal, and other food items can work well for holding LEGOs, and because they're usually clear, you'll be able to see exactly what's inside each canister. You can also easily fit them on shelves, bookcase, and other furniture. If you have old Tupperware or other food storage containers that you'd like to recycle, they can work well for small collections of LEGOs too. When you're short on space, a hanging shoe organizer is an ideal option for LEGOs because you can make use of wall or door space. The organizer's pockets make it easy to keep your sorted bricks and pieces separated, and the clear plastic allows you to see what's inside.
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Use a tool, tackle, or craft box. Use kitchen canisters. Use a shoe organizer.