Hi guys. Just a quick request - anyone know of a good, small, easy-to-use app I can use to identify RAM in a PC (Windows XP)? This is for some not-so-clued-up users so must be very easy to install/setup and run, and identify what they have (SDRAM, DDR333, DDR400 etc.). I think Everest used to do it but the home edition is discontinued. I asked them to try Windows System Info but that didn't tell them the type.

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CPU-Z

SIsioft sandra

Thanks for the quick reply! Looks like CPU-Z does the job (and it is great as it doesn't require an install).

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