Though checking your computer's RAM speed is incredibly simple, Mac and PC have the information located in different places. Here's how to find yours.

How to check your total memory capacity If you only want to know how much RAM your PC has, the easiest way to find out is through the Windows 11 Settings app.

Why is there a mismatch in the RAM speed when you check Task Manager and Command Prompt, and what can you do if you get the wrong speed? See this post.

Windows 10 can tell you everything you need to know about your RAM short of the brand. Here's how to pull up the info in seconds.

Microsoft is testing showing memory speeds as MT/s (mega-transfers per second) rather than MHz (megahertz) in the Windows 11 Task Manager.

If you plan to use Windows 11 for casual browsing or light apps, 4 GB of RAM is fine. However, for resource-demanding apps, or modern games, you'll need more.