▷ How to view ram memory in windows 10 【step by step】 ⭐️

When we have a computer that is not ours or we do not know what RAM we have, it is useful to know this one. In fact, in Windows 10, it is a very simple thing to find out. So, we bring you a short tutorial so you know how much RAM you have, the manufacturer, latencies; all the information you need about your RAM.

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From Windows 10 system

The first method is perhaps the simplest of all. We are going to go to the control panel to know the state of our system. In this way, we will be able to obtain brief and summary information on the benefits of our equipment.

Open the start menu and look for " panel ". You will get a control panel, open it.

Make sure you have the view by icons and not by categories. The first one is more intuitive to find things.

Now, go to the " System " section. Inside, you can see how much RAM you have in Windows 10.

Very well, but how latent are my memories? Am I doing Dual-Channel? How often do they go? What technology do they have? Rest assured, this method only allows us to see how much memory we have, but you will not find the answers to such questions. To find the answer, we will have to resort to other methods.

This is the Windows 10 method, but Windows 7 or Windows 8 is pretty much the same.

CPU-Z: one of our favorite tools

In the event that you want to have control over the hardware that you have on your PC, the best thing you can do is download the CPU-Z program. It is used to know all the information on your computer, be it RAM, motherboard, processor, graphics, etc. In my opinion, it is an essential utility in every PC.

We download CPU-Z and install it. Open it and you will see that we have several tabs called: " CPU ", " Caches ", " Mainboard", " Memory ", etc. We go to the " Memory " tab to find out all about our memories RAM.

As you can see in the image, we can see the type of memory, the amount, if it is Dual, Single or Quad Channel, as everything related to timings.

Don't be scared when you see the frequency because, in my case, I have Dual-Channel. This means that it shows me the frequency of one of the memories. If we multiply the value by 2 (if you have Quad-Channel, by 4), we will obtain the total frequency, which is almost 3000 MHz.

You may be wondering what about the brand of my RAM? Well, you have almost all the RAM data, but you are missing the latter.

From the command prompt

It is a method of Windows 10 and is aimed at finding the manufacturer of our RAM. We will find out this information through the command prompt. We will have to activate 2 different commands, you do not need to open the console "as administrator". The steps are simple:

We open the Start menu and run command prompt.

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Insert this command:

wmic memoryChip list

You will get several codes. You can find out anything from your RAM memory. For those who want to know the manufacturer, write this:

wmic memoryChip get Manufacturer

Next, the manufacturer of the RAM will appear. Sometimes the manufacturer is different than the brand of RAM itself. If what you want to find out is the brand… pay attention to the following method.

External software like Thaiphoon Burner

Finally, we have a last program to download to find out absolutely everything about our memories. Prepare yourselves because you are going to know absolutely everything about them.

The program in question is called Thaiphoon Burner and is used to manage everything related to RAM memory. In our case, we have turned to him to find out the manufacturer and brand of our RAM memory in Windows 10.

We download and unzip it. We run as administrator. We click on " Read " and select the one you want. You will see that in the first row we have both the brand and the manufacturer.

And the tutorial would have come to an end. We hope it has helped you. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask us below. Viewing RAM in Windows 10 has never been so easy.

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