Replacing hardware components is rather simple physically, but the difficulty lies in ensuring all traces of the previous component's driver are completely deleted off the system to prevent device conflicts in Windows. Never install hardware components without a grounding wrist wire or you may damage or kill your new component from static electric shock.

Random Access Memory (RAM)

Adding more memory (RAM) to your system is the easiest and most cost-efficient way of prolonging the life of your computer. With applications becoming increasingly larger and more advanced, low-memory systems struggle to run these memory-hungry beasts at satisfactory speeds causing overall sluggishness and unresponsiveness.

If you multi-task between multiple softwares such as Microsoft Office, email, internet and maybe a multimedia program such as Photoshop and find that you computer simply cannot cope then adding more memory is a sure-fire way to speed up your system and thus prolong the need to buy a whole new computer.

Be very careful when purchasing RAM because certain brand and models can be incompatible with your system motherboard. RAM is at an all time low price so there is no excuse to make use of such a cheap way to increase your systems speed.

Sound & Graphics Cards

If you use your computer for watching movies or listeing to music, a dedicated sound card will enhance the audio, but not reccomended unless your speaker system is good enough to make use of the sound cards advanced performance.

If you want to play 3D games on your computer, a dedicated graphics card is absolutely essential to ensure smooth gameplay at high-quality graphics levels.

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