Adding compatible memory is a reasonable response when a computer's poor performance is specifically attributed to insufficient memory.

### Why this is right More compatible memory can increase the amount of data and instructions the system can keep available during processing, addressing the stated limitation. ### The concept A memory upgrade is appropriate when the system supports it and insufficient memory is the diagnosed cause. It is not a universal fix for every performance problem, such as a faulty device or an unrelated software issue. The scenario's stated cause determines whether the upgrade is relevant. ### Terms - **Memory upgrade**: Installing additional or replacement memory to increase supported capacity. ### Remember Match the remedy to the diagnosed bottleneck.