Getting installed RAM specs.

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From: Jamie M Scuglia
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 1996 00:00

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Is there some way to gather the specifications of the RAM installed
in a PC?

For example, is there a program out there (preferably for Linux) that can
report the memory speed, whether it has parity or not, and whether it is
standard or EDO RAM?

Or is this information able to be read easily and directly from the printed
text on the SIMM chips?  I don't want to start pulling out my memory
if there is a program I can run to do the reporting for me.

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From: jamies@indy15.cs.monash.edu.au (Jamie M Scuglia)
Subject: Getting installed RAM specs.
Date: 1996/06/13
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