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Anonymous   08-02-2005 at 01:17:35 AM

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Is there a program available or an easy way to tell me exactly what brand and
type memory I have installed ?
Besides pulling them from the sockets. Pin legs aren't built for too much
movement. They're in and working.
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nbk   08-02-2005 at 05:34:09 AM
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Husky wrote:
> Is there a program available or an easy way to tell me exactly what brand and
> type memory I have installed ?
> Besides pulling them from the sockets. Pin legs aren't built for too much
> movement. They're in and working.
Get CPU-Z...
deXTer

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Anonymous   08-02-2005 at 06:50:09 AM
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"Husky" <cbminfo@toast.net> wrote in message
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> Is there a program available or an easy way to tell me exactly what brand
> and
> type memory I have installed ?
> Besides pulling them from the sockets. Pin legs aren't built for too much
> movement. They're in and working.

You can try Everest Home for free.
http://www.lavalys.com/products.php?lang=en

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Anonymous   08-02-2005 at 05:34:10 AM
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In article <RjyHe.81019$3j2.2757385@twister.southeast.rr.com> NBK
<no@spam.net> writes:

>Husky wrote:
>> Is there a program available or an easy way to tell me exactly what brand and
>> type memory I have installed ?
>> Besides pulling them from the sockets. Pin legs aren't built for too much
>> movement. They're in and working.
>Get CPU-Z...
>deXTer

CPU-Z is indeed a cool program, but it only seems to be successful in
identifying the "brand name" stuff, i.e., Kingston. A lot of the cheap
generic stuff (including PNY) it cannot identify.

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Anonymous   08-03-2005 at 06:13:47 AM
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That will only identify chipset manu. not neccessrrily the memory manu.
ie I have Crucial memory which is identified as Micron

"KC Computers" <kc@kc-computers.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Husky" <cbminfo@toast.net> wrote in message
> news:39bte15cr00kvm1vcciepvgu1uf1bu9i3v@4ax.com...
> > Is there a program available or an easy way to tell me exactly what
brand
> > and
> > type memory I have installed ?
> > Besides pulling them from the sockets. Pin legs aren't built for too
much
> > movement. They're in and working.
>
> You can try Everest Home for free.
> http://www.lavalys.com/products.php?lang=en
>
> ---
> Kevin Chalker, Owner (KC COMPUTERS)
> E-mail: kc@kc-computers.com Web: www.kc-computers.com
> Internet dealer since 1991!!! See WWW.RESELLERRATINGS.COM!!!
>
>

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