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Hardware Scanner? (Least for supported RAM)

Post Date: 2009-07-29
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    Posted: 29 Jul 2009 at 8:56pm
I gave my old ram sticks (PC2-5300) to a friend of mine.  And now the only thing is is trying to determine what are the supported speeds the motherboard has.

It has one ram stick inside but that one is PC2-4200.  Not sure if that's the maximum or it can go higher.

I'll try using the Crucial RAM's website scanner application to see if it works.  But for my own personal interest, is there an application that allows you to scan?
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why don't you just check the mobo manual?

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Let's presume this was just some built computer that's already old enough as it is, and it was given by my friend's relative, from god knows where from god knows what time.  So this obviously presuming all other methods of information are a dead end.


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can't your run cpuz and find the modelboard model? if you can tell us the make and model we could still find the info.

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Oh CPU-Z can do that?  Then I probably should no problem figuring it out then.  Thanks.


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yes if you look under mobo tab it will display mobo info as to make and model I believe. if you need help searching for the mobo manual, let me know I can try to help and see if I come up with anything

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