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Hello and yes it can be done, but there are caveats. Showing the occupied memory slots, e.g. their label and total memory capacity in each is easy, but I'm not sure about the detection mechanism for the unoccupied slots, because if you only have 1 stick of ram and 4 slots I'm not sure it's possible to detect that there are in fact 4, not 1 where you have your memory stick. I suppose you'd want a graphical representation of the occupied and unoccupied slots, e.g. green - occupied with its memory capacity, red - unoccupied? Anyway, I'll see what I can do.
Any representation would be much appreciated as it saves much time during review of the hardware. I used to use Everest but its a huge and costs money.
Hi!
Thanks for the small and portable utility, very handy.
Is it possible to detect memory slots (occupied and available if any)?
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