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Any Way to see memory brand?
- Thread starter ThePunkGeek
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beside looking at the chips and reading the brand off them?
Sisoft Sandra will somtimes be able to ID the chipmaker, as will CTSpd.
CTSpd is more accurate tho. Read thisand see what you think
Sisoft Sandra will somtimes be able to ID the chipmaker, as will CTSpd.
CTSpd is more accurate tho. Read thisand see what you think
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ummm...take it out an read it. no offense but it is that easy. LOL
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sandra tells you and if you search there are several programs out there if I find it on my HD I will attach one of them.
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Monster of Rock said:beside looking at the chips and reading the brand off them?
Sisoft Sandra will somtimes be able to ID the chipmaker, as will CTSpd.
CTSpd is more accurate tho. Read thisand see what you think
no its not i looked all over it and no programs will tell me lol
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if there is no brand printed on it, and neither CTspd nor Sandra wil identify it, then I can safely say you have Brand X RAM.
I'd say replace it- if a program can't read the brand, then it's got an incomplete or missing SPD module on the chip itself- usually an SPDless RAM will work just OK at stock speeds, but crap out when you try to OC it.
I'd say replace it- if a program can't read the brand, then it's got an incomplete or missing SPD module on the chip itself- usually an SPDless RAM will work just OK at stock speeds, but crap out when you try to OC it.
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