How to Check RAM Type and RAM Speed on Windows 7

 

How to Check RAM Type and RAM Speed on Windows 7

1. Tap the start button. Type the cmd into the search bar and hit the Enter button to open command prompt window in Windows 7.

2. Type the “wmic MEMORYCHIP get BankLabel, DeviceLocator, Capacity, Speed” command into the CMD window to get your RAM memory and speed.

• Press the Enter button.

3. You will see three columns on this window.

·      BankLabel columns will tell you which number slots the RAM chips are installed on a computer.

·      Capacity columns will tell you that how much bytes on your RAM memory.

·      DeviceLocator will tell you which slots the RAM are installed on PC.

4. You can also know your RAM memory type and type details. Input the following command into the command prompt window. “wmic MEMORYCHIP get BankLabel, DeviceLocator, MemoryType, TypeDetail, Capacity, Speed”.

5. MemoryType tells you the type of your memory. In case your memory type show 24 which means you are using DDR 3 ram.

If TypeDetail show 128 it means your RAM TypeDetail is synchronous.

Here’s the Truth Behind Mysterious UFOs Spotted in Karachi

Many people from various parts of Pakistan spotted a trail of mysterious glowing objects flying across the sky on the night of 8 September.

The phenomenon sparked curiosity among people, with some even calling it an “alien invasion”. However, it was revealed that the objects were, in fact, Starlink satellites under a universal internet project by SpaceX.

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These satellites were reportedly observed in several parts of the country, including Sindh, Balochistan, and Punjab.

A social media user by the name of Areeb Shaikh posted about seeing the Starlink satellites in Karachi’s skies yesterday and added that he had previously spotted them in Hyderabad in 2020.

 

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Starlink is a satellite network that was launched by Elon Musk’s spaceflight company, SpaceX, in a bid to offer low-cost internet services in remote areas. It aims to expand its network to 42,000 satellites.

As per the details, around 12,480 of its satellites were launched this January but only 4,900 of them are reportedly active.

SpaceX offers super-fast internet between 100 Mbps and 200 Mbps with a minimal latency of 20ms in most locations.

According to the space company, the satellites can be observed by anyone under a clear sky but people who are close to the north and south poles may not be able to notice them.