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Hi guys. Is there any way to see my RAM frequency. In yast there is just the amount of memory visible, what about the frequency. I intend to buy some ...
  1. 06-01-2008 #1
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    How can I see RAM frequency?

    Hi guys. Is there any way to see my RAM frequency. In yast there is just the amount of memory visible, what about the frequency. I intend to buy some more memory, so I have to make sure it has the same frequency. Thanks in advance.
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    on redhat system you can do it as follows(you run the command as root)
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    /usr/sbin/dmidecode | grep -i "current speed"
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    You can also take a look on the memory sticks themselves. They usually have a label on them giving the speed and type.
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    Quote Originally Posted by khafa View Post
    on redhat system you can do it as follows(you run the command as root)
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    /usr/sbin/dmidecode | grep -i "current speed"
    im not sure about Suse since i dont have it
    dmidecode is available in almost all distros and should work fine in SUSE too.
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    Thanks guys
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