C
Ceg
Is there a program that will identify my RAM chips? Things like
ECC/non-ECC? Parity/non-parity? Etc.?
ECC/non-ECC? Parity/non-parity? Etc.?
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Tom Statham
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Ceg
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Martyn
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Wald
Ceg said:Is there a program that will identify my RAM chips? Things like
ECC/non-ECC? Parity/non-parity? Etc.?
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Wald
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REM
"Ceg" <[email protected]> wrote:
Is there a program that will identify my RAM chips? Things like
ECC/non-ECC? Parity/non-parity? Etc.?
http://www.woundedmoon.org/win32/ctspd092.html
It's old, but as long as the information in included in the chips it
seems to work fine. I didm't make all of the screen shots, just enough
to give an idea of what the program looks like.
C
Ceg
Apparently I couldn't figure out how to get all the info out of Sisoft's
Sandra. I couldn't find much info at all about my RAM chips. I'll check
this one out...thanks!
Sandra. I couldn't find much info at all about my RAM chips. I'll check
this one out...thanks!
C
Ceg
Wald said:
Thanks...I'm trying to figure out what type of RAM I need to upgrade this
computer I just got. I don't know if I need ECC, non-ECC, parity,
non-parity, etc.
C
Ceg
REM said:http://www.woundedmoon.org/win32/ctspd092.html
It's old, but as long as the information in included in the chips it
seems to work fine. I didm't make all of the screen shots, just enough
to give an idea of what the program looks like.
'Preciate it.
J
Jim
Ceg said:Is there a program that will identify my RAM chips? Things like
ECC/non-ECC? Parity/non-parity? Etc.?
I'm replying to this thread a little late, but I've found that CPU-Z is
really good for identifying CPU, memory and motherboards:
http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
C
Ceg
Jim @ UsableFreeware.com said:I'm replying to this thread a little late, but I've found that CPU-Z is
really good for identifying CPU, memory and motherboards:
http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
Thanks...I'll take a looksee.
C
CHarneyCHRIS
Subject: Re: program to identify RAM?
From: "Jim @ UsableFreeware.com" (e-mail address removed)
Date: 26/01/2004 8:57 AM E. Australia Standard Time
Message-id: <KRXQb.274424$ts4.158858@pd7tw3no>
I'm replying to this thread a little late, but I've found that CPU-Z is
really good for identifying CPU, memory and motherboards:
http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
From: "Jim @ UsableFreeware.com" (e-mail address removed)
Date: 26/01/2004 8:57 AM E. Australia Standard Time
Message-id: <KRXQb.274424$ts4.158858@pd7tw3no>
Is there a program that will identify my RAM chips? Things like
ECC/non-ECC? Parity/non-parity? Etc.?
I'm replying to this thread a little late, but I've found that CPU-Z is
really good for identifying CPU, memory and motherboards:
http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
M
Martyn
You are wellcome.
Ceg said:Apparently I couldn't figure out how to get all the info out of Sisoft's
Sandra. I couldn't find much info at all about my RAM chips. I'll check
this one out...thanks!
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