Memory utilities

i believe 3dmark2001 SE shows you

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2.4C @ 3.0G
Asus P4C800
Corsair 2x512 3200
Sapphire 9600pro @ 500/700
80G Seagate S-ATA150

After spending hours downloading this 40 Megabyte program over a slow connection , transferring it to a CD and then to my IBM Thinkpad, the results were a big ZILCH. This program seems to be similar to SiSoft Sandra and is totally unsuited to looking at what's in memory. I have a feeling there are DOS utilites like DUMP or whatever that can do what I want but cannot find enough detail about them, I'm using Windows XP.

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Debug with the proper command line argument I think could do what you want. Debug is free with windows. I think there is a "d" argument that when called properly with the address range will display the contents of the memory range. Of course turning the information therein into English is up to you.

There is prolly help files and stuff on the microsoft site to help get you going.