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Find out memory type

Nature Boy · 2007-04-19 12:47:13

Hi, How can I find out information about the memory modules installed in a PC? I want to know the type of memory being used e.g. DIMM or whatever.

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Nature Boy

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Hi,

How can I find out information about the memory modules installed in a PC? I want to know the type of memory being used e.g. DIMM or whatever.

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#2 19-04-2007 1:50pm

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Google and download a program called cpu-z (its small) and click on the memory tab(I think) it should tell you all you need to know

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#3 19-04-2007 1:53pm

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Crucial.com have a memory scanner or enter the details if your machine in there and it will bring up what you need.

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#4 19-04-2007 1:54pm

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Thanks. There must be a way of finding out through Windows though? Running XP SP2 by the way

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#5 19-04-2007 2:06pm

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As DeafVision pointed out CPU-Z will tell you in Windows.

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#6 19-04-2007 2:17pm

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It's just that it's not my machine. I'll have to get the person to download the app first. I just thought there was a way to find out in Windows.

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#7 19-04-2007 2:18pm

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Not normally, it might tell you in the BIOS (when the computer boots up and you have to press a key like DEL, F2, etc).

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