What type of RAM do I have?

Discussion in 'CPU, Motherboards and Memory' started by Weevum, Nov 16, 2005.

  1. Weevum

    Weevum Geek Trainee

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    Hi Everyone,
    I need to upgrade the ram I have in my pc at the moment. I currently am using 256mb of ram but i want to buy some more to get up to 512mb. However i dont know what type of ram i have. All i know is its DDR and thats about it. Can anyone help identify my ram.
    Thanks
     
  2. sabashuali

    sabashuali Ani Ma'amin

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    Go here - http://www.cpuid.org/cpuz.php

    Download, run and CPU-Z should give you all the answers....
    The SPD tab should reveal the PC number (as in PC2100, PC2300 etc...).

    Come back if you are still not sure.....

    Also you BIOS should tell you what RAM you are using.

    I think CPU-Z would give you a bit more detail....
     
  3. Weevum

    Weevum Geek Trainee

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    Thats Brilliant thanks very much :D
     
  4. Willz

    Willz MiCrO$oFt $uK$ :D

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    if you want details about all your computer, then EVEREST is good too, better than CPU-Z.


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  5. Addis

    Addis The King

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    I would disagree that its better than CPU-Z, its a large application while CPU-Z can be run from executable. CPU-Z is updated more often for support for latest hardware.
     
  6. Willz

    Willz MiCrO$oFt $uK$ :D

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    what i mean by better is that, its got more fetures, so its better if your hardware supports it, it may be a little bigger but it give you more detail so therefor its better, i wasent talking about the size and type of file it is.
     
  7. Matt555

    Matt555 iMod

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    I've got CPU-Z and for quick info it's great, although I find PC Wizard to be a good program as well, lots of detail.
     
  8. iN3X teh lawl

    iN3X teh lawl Geek Trainee

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  9. StimpE

    StimpE lol, Internet!

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    I think EVEREST has more options then CPU-Z, but CPU-Z has more indepth hardware specific information, for the processor mainly.
     
  10. Matt555

    Matt555 iMod

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    And PC Wizard gives information on pretty much all the hardware on your computer, including model and chip numbers :D although CPU-Z is good if you want quick information, PC Wizard does scan your hardware so takes longer to load.
     

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