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Volker Armin Hemmann <volkerarmin@××××××××××.com> writes: |
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> On Sonntag 01 März 2009, Harry Putnam wrote: |
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>> Anyone know if the ram sticks installed in one mobo can be tracked to |
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>> see what other mobo's it will work in. |
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>> I'm thinking switching out a mobo and hate to loose the 3GB ram |
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>> installed in it. I don't have the spec to hand due to one machine |
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>> being shut down but do have record of it on that machine when I boot |
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>> it. |
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>> You'd think some kind of cross reference like that would be around |
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>> since ram is one of the more expensive parts of a setup. |
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> a) vendors website |
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> b) vendors website |
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So, are you thinking the vendor website will have some kind of cross |
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reference showing all the motherboards a particular stick of ram will |
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work on? I'm not finding anything like that, of course had prowled |
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the vendors website before posting (http://www.corsair.com/) |
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> c) modprobe i2c-dev, eeprom, ./decode-dimms.pl |
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This will require a recompile. And in fact the memory sticks on a |
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solaris OS, so not useful there anyway. But useful on my linux |
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boxes. thanks. |
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