- how to identify ram?
- Posted by ceg on March 9th, 2006
Is there a program that will identify the RAM in my computer and let me know
what type of RAM to buy to upgrade...parity, etc.? Thanks.
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- Posted by Anthony Deane on March 9th, 2006
"ceg" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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http://www.crucial.com/
That'll tell you what type of RAM you have.
Anthony
- Posted by John Rampling on March 9th, 2006
Belarc Advisor does this and lots more.
John
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- Posted by Byru on March 9th, 2006
You can use for instance CPU-Z or discontinued Everest Home Edition (still
findeable to download) to find out what RAM sticks You are exactly using.
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- Posted by cjf on March 9th, 2006
"John Rampling" <John@NOSPAM.com> wrote in message
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John, could you tell me where Belarc lists the type of ram in a computer
please? I can't seem to find it,
Thanks
- Posted by John Corliss on March 9th, 2006
KBB wrote:
I second this recommendation. It's what I used when I added RAM to my
system.
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- Posted by John Rampling on March 9th, 2006
"cjf" <cjf@cjf.con> wrote in message
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It's under 'Memory modules'. If you need more detailed info than that, then
Belarc does not seem to provide it.
J
- Posted by A_Z on March 9th, 2006
ceg wrote:
RightMark Memory Analyzer (RMMA)
http://cpu.rightmark.org/products/rmma.shtml
Download RAR archive or self extracting RAR archive.
To avoid troubles please read Readme.txt carefully.
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- Posted by Jim on March 9th, 2006
A_Z wrote:
You will also want to ID your motherboard. From that you can ID what
memory works with that motherboard.
You can find out how to ID your motherboard here:
http://www.wimsbios.com
You can then determine what memory to buy here:
http://www.crucial.com/index.asp
There are other URL's that you can use, these just happen to be two that
I found after a quick search.
-Jim
- Posted by ceg on March 10th, 2006
"Duddits" <Duddits@Dreamcatcher.com> wrote in message
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All I know is that it is an HP Pavilion a305w.
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- Posted by on March 10th, 2006
"A_Z" <no-email@nowhere.invalid> wrote in message
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Another possibility is the Belarc Advisor. This free program will give you
a complete look at your computer, along with all the programs in it. It'll
tell you how much memory you have, what type, and how many spaces there are
for additional memory.
Norm Strong
- Posted by cjf on March 10th, 2006
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- Posted by Marten Kemp on March 10th, 2006
cjf wrote:
"Memory Modules" in the right column
256 Megabytes Installed Memory
Slot 'RIMM_A' has 128 MB
Slot 'RIMM_B' has 128 MB
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- Posted by Harvey Van Sickle on March 10th, 2006
On 10 Mar 2006, Marten Kemp wrote
Yabbut - that's just how big it is, not what kind
(speed/buffering/error correction).
Everest gives that info, though -- under Motherboard>SPD -- and
whilst Lavalys has discontinued the free "Home" version, it still
appears to be available at majorgeeks:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html
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- Posted by B. R. 'BeAr' Ederson on March 10th, 2006
On Thu, 9 Mar 2006 19:02:19 -0600, ceg wrote:
Seems, you know all you need:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/g...name=c00038821
Scroll down to the "Motherboard manufacturer" section. Follow the
instructions to identify the manufacturer and go to the linked
"Details of the Trigem and ASUS motherboards". Here you find all
information you need for upgrading memory.
BeAr
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- Posted by ellis_jay on April 7th, 2006
ceg wrote:
Google for Aida32 and Sandra Lite
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