Memory Expansion Cards
Memory expansion cards are hardware components that are used to increase the amount of random access memory (RAM) in a computer system. These cards are inserted into slots on the motherboard of a computer to provide additional memory capacity, allowing for improved performance and the ability to run more demanding applications. Memory expansion cards come in various types and capacities, such as DIMM, SIMM, and SODIMM, and can be easily installed by the user to upgrade their system's memory capabilities.