Does anyone make a utility that can identify ram?

[Judoman]

I once had a utility that could tell you if you had PC66 or PC100, and it only worked with Intel chipsets. Was wondering if anyone had something to verify PC100 or 133. cas2, or cas3?

 

[KouklatheCat]

Try looking at winfiles.com They have a lot of stuff there probably in the Utilities section. There are a lot of programs for memory there but I haven't used any of them.

 

[Judoman]

Thanks Kouklathecat.

 

[divinemartyr]

One way to find out is merely try clocking it at this frequency. If it clocks at 133 fsb and boots fine and runs for a while, then more than likely you have pc133 Same with cas ratings. You might get a lower rating out of a cas3 chip if you're lucky, but if so, i'd forget what it ACTUALLY is and just go by what you can get out of it. =) That's really the only way I know to find this stuff out. That and simply knowing the part number and being able to look it up on the manufacturer's website. Sometimes you can do that also.

divinemartyr

 

[AMB]

Si Soft Sandra and Motherboard Monitor 5 are a few that i know about

 

[thEnEuRoMancER]

You can also try with Ctspd.

 

[Rellik]

check out the program theneuromancer suggested.
It is great.

 

[pinhead]

Here are a few places to look for system software.

tweakfiles

geek.com

 

[Judoman]

Thanks guys- appreciate it.

 

[KouklatheCat]

Any time, our christmass present to you . That is what I like about anadtech, people willing to help.