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Bl4ck
By Bl4ck
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Hey, I would like to see my ram brand/model. I've seen that there are no software for this but atleast can anyone find it?

 

Ram details:

Bus Type    Dual DDR3 SDRAM
Bus Width    128-bit
DRAM:FSB Ratio    20:3
Real Clock    662 MHz (DDR)
Effective Clock    1324 MHz
Bandwidth    21191 MB/s
got this from AIDA64

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4 minutes ago, Bl4ck said:

Hey, I would like to see my ram brand/model. I've seen that there are no software for this but atleast can anyone find it?

 

Ram details:

Bus Type    Dual DDR3 SDRAM
Bus Width    128-bit
DRAM:FSB Ratio    20:3
Real Clock    662 MHz (DDR)
Effective Clock    1324 MHz
Bandwidth    21191 MB/s
got this from AIDA64

Download CPU-Z.

Under the 'SPD' tab you can choose a 'slot' and then see the specs of the memory (for me), including its brand.

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If it doesn't say a brand there, it's highly likely just some OEM RAM with Samsung/Micron/SK Hynix chips.

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