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Ram

paconnors · 2005-07-17 18:16:44

hi there is there any way of telling how much ram the computer is using at the moment or is the ram fawlty

17-07-2005 6:16pm

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paconnors

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hi there

is there any way of telling how much ram the computer is using at the moment or is the ram fawlty

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#2 17-07-2005 6:46pm

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mikegannon wrote:

hi there

is there any way of telling how much ram the computer is using at the moment or is the ram fawlty

Download Cpu-Z and the memory tab will tell you whats in there.

And get Memtest 86 to check for faults.

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