Hello,

crucial.com would be the first place I'd try. They even have an 
interface which can determine the type and amounts of RAM supported by 
your computer.

Another method would be to use the FCC ID numbers [if they are on the 
sticks] to look them up on an FCC ID lookup page. This method is often 
useful when faced with unidentified computer or other electronic 
hardware. Here's one of those. -

<http://www.driverzone.com/fcc_id_search.htm>

Later, Ray Parrish

Tom Waddell wrote:
> Have several sticks of RAM. Most are marked 64K, one is 128K, others are not marked. Use to know a web site that could determine what the memory is based on numbers on the memory. Any ideas?
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