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Old 03-11-2011, 08:29 AM   #8
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Maybe you could use the CrucialSystemScanner. Link
I have used it every time I needed to increase the memory available for the system to it's max..

The only things I get of this site is then:
Type of RAM (DDR2, 3 and/or SODIMM etc.)
Maximum (In GB over all slots)
Speed (noted as PC(#-)#### and/or a (#)###MHz value)
CAS latency (CL#)
and Voltage (between 1,5V and 1,9V I think)

After I know what I need through this utility, I simply use those values to shop for the best RAM where I think it's sold Cheapest.
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