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Awarding 1/2 of the points to nobus because he\she gave me a solution to what I had asked for in my question...ie...an appliance to test and identify RAM. &nbsp;However, I have no intention of spending $ 10K for these test appliances so the identification guides\links provided by jimsweb and my_expert were most helpful.<br />
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THANKS to all!!
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Awarding 1/2 of the points to nobus because he\she gave me a solution to what I had asked for in my question...ie...an appliance to test and identify RAM.  However, I have no intention of spending $ 10K for these test appliances so the identification guides\links provided by jimsweb and my_expert were most helpful.

THANKS to all!!

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if budget is concerned - you should post it
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if budget is concerned - you should post it

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Hello Experts!<br />
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Over the years, when scrapping old client computers, I have accumulated a box full of memory sticks. &nbsp;Most of these sticks are from very old PCs. &nbsp;Sometimes they are clearly marked but most of the time…not. &nbsp;Does anyone know if there is a <i>“bench appliance” </i>that I could snap these sticks into…that would read and identify the type of memory stick was inserted?<br />

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Hello Experts!

Over the years, when scrapping old client computers, I have accumulated a box full of memory sticks.  Most of these sticks are from very old PCs.  Sometimes they are clearly marked but most of the time…not.  Does anyone know if there is a “bench appliance” that I could snap these sticks into…that would read and identify the type of memory stick was inserted?


Memory Identification Appliance

Components are those devices that are internal to a computer -- the PC boards, the central processor (CPU), the memory (RAM), disk and video controllers and so on.