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RAM or Random Access Memory can be looked at as the overall speed of a laptop or desktop computer. While the computer is running it needs the ability to access and store information very quickly without being permanently saved, this is the function of RAM. Typically speaking the more RAM you have the more functions you can perform on your computer simultaneously and without too much lag time. For general operations (browsing the web, Word, Excel, etc.) a typical person can get by with anywhere between 2 - 8GBs of RAM. 16GBs would be the minimum amount of RAM needed to get the type of performance you would want as a serious gaming platform.
Speaking simply a Hard Drive can be compared to a backpack. The bigger the backpack the more you can put inside and take with you. The bigger the Hard Drive the more space you have to save documents, pictures, programs, etc. Hard Drives come in a few different forms each having their own unique characteristics. If cheap and plentiful is what you are looking for than an HDD Hard Drive is for you. HDD drives rely on a spinning disk measured in RPMs to permanently store material. SSD drives in contrast have non-moving components, instead they use a series of interconnected flash memory chips to store information. SSD drives run faster than their HDD counterparts but tend to be more expensive as well. Some computers use a combination of the two to create a 'Hybrid' hard drive. This allows for the faster performance of an SSD drive with the larger capacity of an HDD drive. Hard Drives vary in size anywhere from 16GBs to two or even more terabytes. More Hard Drive space comes with more expense. A good middle ground for most users would be either a 256GB or 500GB model depending on your needs.
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