Can anyone identify these memory modules?

[Casual Cube]

My little brother scored this ancient PC (10 years) for like 50 bucks and asked me to help clean it out and appraise it for him. When I saw it, I realized how old it really was. It's got a GTX 295 inside but somehow shows up as two in the software end, AMD Phenom X3 8750 Black Edition and a 1TB Hitachi 7200Rpm hard disk. Came with a 120Hz monitor that's 1680x1050 with GeForce 3D vision and logitech peripherals etc. I was wondering what this would run for in the market right now and more importantly, what the heck are these RAM modules? CPU Z says they both run si gle channel DDR2 4Gb at 1800Mhz.

 

ps. If you were wondering, yeah he might sell it instead of renovating he's not really a gamer. He Lives in Calgary, AB. That is for checking out!

 

[keskparane]

It's just aftermarket ram coolers AFAIK

[X_X]

Did you try the SPD tab in CPU-Z?

[flibberdipper]

11 minutes ago, Casual Cube said:

GTX 295 inside but somehow shows up as two in the software end

Unrelated to question at hand, but it shows up as two because it's a dual-gpu card.

[markr54632]

The gtx 295 shows up as 2 because it is 2. It has 2 GPU cores on the same board.

 

As for value. It's worth about what he paid for it. 50-100 bucks. He could probably sell the GPU to a collector separate, but then the PC would be pretty much worthless.

[Casual Cube]

14 hours ago, X_X said:

Did you try the SPD tab in CPU-Z?

I found out that it indeed has two 2GB modules on Slots 1 and 3 with identical specs