How to know your PC's RAM model on Windows 10?

Question

I've got a DELL Latitude E5470 and it's got an 8GB RAM. I saw there is an empty slot so I can put another one but I'm not sure which one to choose: this one or this one...

I didn't see any sticker on my current RAM board, so I was wondering if there is a way to check the model or at least the clock speed of my RAM on Windows 10.

Solution 1

From you support page Owners manual

Memory capacity:

4 GB, 8 GB, and 16 GB

Memory type

DDR4 SDRAM

Speed 2133 MHz

Minimum memory 4 GB

Maximum memory 16 GB

Solution 2

I've got a DELL Latitude E5470 but I'm not sure which one to choose

Which means the Dell Memory Upgrade - 8GB - 2RX8 DDR4 SODIMM 2133MH is compatible with your system. However, Dell Memory Upgrade - 8GB - 1RX8 DDR4 SODIMM 2400MHz, is also compatible with your system. So it doesn’t matter which one you purchase.

Comments

[wysiwyg]

cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

[Natiya]

Thank you the memory tab doesn't give it all the information I need, coz both are DDR4 and in the software it says DRAM Frequency: 1064MHz, so I looked at the SPD tab it says: DDR4-2132(1066MHz) 8GB from Micron technologies, so I looked in their website, but I can't find the model with the same part number, so I contact them...would you do something different? Thanks @wysiwyg !

[BotOfWar]

softnology.biz/files.html Thaiphoon Burner reads all of the data straight from the DRAM modules.

[Natiya]

but I think if I want to add it, it has to be exactly the same as the one I already have, hasn't it?

[Natiya]

but I think if I want to add it, it has to be exactly the same model as the one I already have, hasn't it?

[Moab]

Define "model", you can mix brands and speeds, but bios will clock all memory modules to match the slowest one installed.

[Natiya]

I mean, same manufacturer, same specs? so if I add a different manufacturer and any of the specs is different won't work? Let's say the clock is different, it just won't work, right?

[Moab]

It should work as I stated before "you can mix brands and speeds, but bios will clock all memory modules to match the slowest one installed."

[Ramhound]

@PimpJuiceIT it was a product page provided by the author. The link isn’t required to answer this question I will just remove it. I would appreciate be called by my actual handle.

[Vomit IT - Chunky Mess Style]

I will just remove it.... I use short form from time to time so I cannot remember all requests as such but I'll try to remember that... Thanks!!