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  1. 09-22-1999 03:09 PM #1
    Rico
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    Wish I could... with RAM

    Wouldn't it be cool to have a SW utility that could tell you the number of paired SIMM modules installed in your computer? Just for the convenience of not having to open the case to determine how best to increase RAM.

    Perhaps I'm missing a convenient feature in some utility or briefly displayed info/data during boot.

    Anybody have any thoughts, perhaps revelations? Thanks much.
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    try SiSoft Sandra
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    Type sandra in the search tab.
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  4. 09-23-1999 02:21 PM #4
    Rico
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    Sandra is amazing! I'm totally impressed. Great technology.

    Thanks very much.
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