On Windows 11, if the laptop or desktop computer doesn't have enough RAM (Random Access Memory) to handle games, apps, and background services, it will not run smoothly, and you're likely to run into issues.
Whether you're building a custom computer, trying to upgrade the system memory to run more demanding games or applications, or want to understand more specific details about the hardware, Windows 11 offers more than one way to check the total amount, speed, type, and more, using the Settings app and Task Manager.
