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-[* black] Insert wisdom here.
+[* black] To confirm and make sure your RAMs are properly working, Turn the computer on and let it boot up.
+[* black] After booting up click on the search button in the lower-left corner of your monitor screen.
+[* black] You can search up and type "System Information", then click on it
+[* black] System information shows you your computer and monitors specs and tech, naming what they are called and what kind of power they have
+[* icon_note] System information is very useful to find out what kind of parts your prebuilt computer has.
+[* black] To make the search simple, you can type in the "Find what:" search bar and typing "RAM" and press enter
+[* black] You will finally see that your new RAM is installed correctly and working, making it a successful switching of parts!