On Sunday, September 21, 2003, at 02:59 PM, Ken wrote:
Hmmm. Never seen a "program" that gives you that info. You can look on the individual chips on the DIMM. Usually the last couple of numbers on the chip indicate the "speed."
Those ending in -60 or similar would be 60ns, for example.
Look in the system profiler.....sometimes it will give this information after the DIMM location.
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