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Right, I was given a piece of RAM, but without putting it in my PC, is there any way of identifying it?
Coin wrote:
> without putting it in my PC
> without putting it in my PC
or you can use a handy little program such as CPU-Z which you can download from [URL]http://www.cpuid.org/cpuz.php[/URL]
Cheers.
If it doesn't have a label on it then all you'll be able to tell is if it is SD-RAM or DDR-RAM or EDO-RAM or any other bizarre type. Read the codes of the IC's themselves and google them.
Right, I was given a piece of RAM, but without putting it in my PC, is there any way of identifying it?