Clark Martin wrote: > At 12:09 AM -0500 1/6/05, Colin wrote: > >> All right, so I was ResEditing the Finder and after I restarted, I went >> to see if "About This Computer..." had changed to "About Colin's >> Mac..." It did, but I noticed that the dialog box said that I only had >> 208 MB of RAM, when in fact, I have 224 MB, seven 32 MB sticks. Then I >> realized that 208 isn't a multiple of 32, it's a multiple of 16. >> >> So this means either a bank of RAM or half a socket isn't working >> right. Is there any Mac program (for OS 8.1) out there that can tell me >> how much RAM is in each slot? It sure beats the old switch and check >> method, especially with the 8500's case. >> > Apple System Profiler will report installed memory on a slot by slot > basis.
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