Does anyone know what type and maker of memory this is? i ve seen it in 4 sticks all installed on one computer, didn't get to see the full specs but i know the CPU is intel core 2 duo extreme. do u know what company makes this memory? the little parts ive circled|squared are the parts of the memory that glow up, the top i think glows red and the bottom is green and the middle is u know yellow. it glows when theres a workload. do u know what company makes this memory? and where do u buy it?
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Let me say this--you can't ID what the RAM is without information. Your best bet is to go back to where you saw it and take pictures of it from the side.
QUOTE(Bob-sama @ Aug 27 2007, 05:10 PM) 
Let me say this--you can't ID what the RAM is without information. Your best bet is to go back to where you saw it and take pictures of it from the side.
i cant
i was with my dad on a business trip [his] and were like couple thousand miles from where it is. can u do a visual match?
No, I can't. I don't have that many sources for top-down RAM and it could be DDR, DDR2, or DDR3... (yes, some boards accept Core 2 Extreme processors and DDR memory). Visual matches don't work that well... the photographers in my sources have a different white-balance setup then you do, meaning that the colors might not be the same. I think it's Wintec AMPX, G.Skill, PNY, or Kingston (I've seen the same style of heat-sink on all three). It could be some A-DATA, though I doubt that as most A-DATA is red. My best guess would be some Kingston HyperX DDR2... do realize that you can buy aluminum or copper memory heatsinks to fancy-up your memory.
QUOTE(Bob-sama @ Aug 27 2007, 07:05 PM)
No, I can't. I don't have that many sources for top-down RAM and it could be DDR, DDR2, or DDR3... (yes, some boards accept Core 2 Extreme processors and DDR memory). Visual matches don't work that well... the photographers in my sources have a different white-balance setup then you do, meaning that the colors might not be the same. I think it's Wintec AMPX, G.Skill, PNY, or Kingston (I've seen the same style of heat-sink on all three). It could be some A-DATA, though I doubt that as most A-DATA is red. My best guess would be some Kingston HyperX DDR2... do realize that you can buy aluminum or copper memory heatsinks to fancy-up your memory.
oh man i just went on the site and they said they have the company called patriot memory. it doesn't list the part but i have the company name can u try to locate it now? and where can u buy these heatsinks to pimp out ur memory?
not from what you showed us.
QUOTE(isnt evil @ Aug 27 2007, 07:48 PM)
not from what you showed us.
? what do u mean? i dunno that much about patriot memory all i did was go on the site and click on partners|sponsors and it said patriot memory. and BOB - SAMA where do u get those heatsinks to pimp ur memory???
Look at your PMs. Anyways--maybe it's Patriot--I can't tell from the ~3mm that you see of each. I don't see any with those clips online.
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