Thanks Tom and Olaf for your replies. I will have a play with Sandra
and see what I come up with.
Brian.
At 01.24 27/06/2003, you wrote:
Does anyone know of an easy way to work out the rating of
SDram (ie. 66, 100, 133)? Obviously, in cases where it isn't
actually written on the stick.
On Fri, 27 Jun 2003 09:24 am, Brian Schroeder wrote:
Does anyone know of an easy way to work out the rating of
SDram (ie. 66, 100, 133)? Obviously, in cases where it isn't
actually written on the stick.
Oh well, Google it is, then
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=179
On Sunday June 29 2003 07:16 pm, Brian Schroeder wrote:
Thanks Tom and Olaf for your replies. I will have a play with
Sandra and see what I come up with.
Brian.
At 01.24 27/06/2003, you wrote:
Does anyone know of an easy way to work out the rating of
SDram (ie. 66, 100, 133)? Obviously,
On Thursday June 26 2003 06:24 pm, Brian Schroeder wrote:
Does anyone know of an easy way to work out the rating of
SDram (ie. 66, 100, 133)? Obviously, in cases where it isn't
actually written on the stick.
66, 100, 133, etc. are just marketing labels. Ram is what it'll do.
The more
At 01.24 27/06/2003, you wrote:
Does anyone know of an easy way to work out the rating of
SDram (ie. 66, 100, 133)? Obviously, in cases where it isn't
actually written on the stick.
AFAIK, putting the module in a computer that clocks them faster than they
can wont't break them, simply you'll
Does anyone know of an easy way to work out the rating of
SDram (ie. 66, 100, 133)? Obviously, in cases where it isn't
actually written on the stick.
Brian.
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