This is a question that most on this list probably know, but I have several ram dimms and other misc. memory parts that I cannot identify. I know they came out of some of my C500's, but is there a way to identify them without loading them into the machine and looking at the profiler? I guess I never learned how to read the small numbers on them, sorry if this is a dumb question.
Diane


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