How can I detect the amount of memory slots I have?

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00:00 How Can I Detect The Amount Of Memory Slots I Have?
00:41 Accepted Answer Score 22
00:50 Answer 2 Score 28
01:07 Answer 3 Score 84
01:28 Answer 4 Score 33
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#windows7 #windowsxp #memory #hardwaredetection

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ANSWER 1

Score 84

How about going by command-line without any third party installer?

wmic MEMORYCHIP get banklabel, capacity, caption, devicelocator, partnumber

gives you something like this

BankLabel  Capacity    Caption          DeviceLocator   PartNumber
BANK 2     4294967296  Physical Memory  ChannelB-DIMM0  xxxxxxxxxx-PB

ANSWER 2

Score 33

To answer question (1) using WMIC:

wmic memphysical get MaxCapacity,MemoryDevices

produces something like this:

MaxCapacity  MemoryDevices
16777216     2

ANSWER 3

Score 28

CPU-Z offers detailed information about RAM slots, timings, XMP profiles, etc. As for max supported you normally will have to look up the limits imposed by your northbridge.

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ACCEPTED ANSWER

Score 22

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