On Vista Home Premium Notebook, Will I get a Performance boost from adding 2 GB RAM?

Absolutelly, I bout an acer with 1 bg it was ok for 2 hours then slow haha I sold it with XP and then I bought another with 3gb and runs great!!

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Of course, Vista works better with 2 or greater RAM

Check Compatibility before upgrading!!

I upgraded my laptop from 1GB of RAM to 3GB of RAM and it increased my speed HUGELY. I would strongly recommend upgrading, however your operating system (Vista) is only 32-bit so can only read 3GB of RAM. However I would still upgrade from 2GB to 3GB of RAM (1GB+2GB sticks). This will still give you a performance increase.

i'm guessing its the 32 bit edition in which case it will only use 3 of the 4gb of ram

When adding ram to a pc, you upgrade it s performance.

However, you should know that in windows with 32bit you will have no more than 3.2GB ....

If you had 64bit you pc would use every mb from your ram...

Log into www.crucial.com and scan the system to find out the ram type and what you can add

Yes... especially if you do many things at once... Surf while copying/pasting into a Word document, downloading, etc...

yes up gradation will do gud 4 u