What speed is the memory?

[DukeD]

Is there anyway, other than removing the memory,to tell what speed the memory is in a machine running XP pro?

-Duke-

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[RichPLS]

Reboot and read the BIOS display.

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[DukeD]

Thanks Rich, that's what I thought too. When it is booting, I press esc and it takes me into the bios but there is nothing there that addresses this issue. I have gone into all the menus and nothing talks about what speed the memory is.

-Duke-

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[Prof133]

Could try <A HREF="http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php" target="_new">CPU-Z</A>.

 

[Crashman]

You CANNOT tell what speed your memory is running by taking it out and looking at it, memory speed is set by BIOS, not the RAM itself.

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[DukeD]

Hey Prof... thanks man. That's a cool little program and answered my question.

I appreciate you taking the time to help.

-Duke-

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[Prof133]

Glad to hear it. Enjoy!