RAMExpert - All your RAM info at a glance

[Kyle_Katarn]

RAMExpert gives you a crystal-clear vision of your RAM (Random Access Memory) specification. It then recommends upgrade if appropriate. RAMExpert is a straightforward application designed to provide a simple method of retrieving extensive RAM information.

In addition to fetching RAM reports, the program also pinpoints empty RAM slots, encouraging you to upgrade your system in order to benefit from higher performance.

It is the to-go version of RAMExpert, sporting the exact feature set as the latter; the only difference is that the portable version doesn’t write to the system’s registry (as opposed to the installer edition) and can be carried around on a removable drive and launched on any computer.

RAMExpert is very intuitive and comes wrapped inside a user-oriented interface, being fit for all audiences, regardless of the level of IT knowledge.

Simply double-click the EXE file in order to launch it, then start exploring the report, which will be immediately fetched. The overview includes details such as number of slots, current vs maximum memory, as well as real-time stats of the amount of used RAM.

The program detects the slots that are currently occupied and delivers several details, namely slot name, capacity, manufacturer, model, type and serial number. Extensive specifications can be retrieved by pressing the ‘Get Specification’ button corresponding to each slot.

RAMExpert also shows empty slots, suggesting upgrades by redirecting you to Amazon where you can purchase this type of hardware (however, this is simply a recommendation, since you can acquire RAM from wherever you want).

In conclusion, RAMExpert is able to provide essential RAM information that is necessary for any computer user who wants to keep an eye on resource usage and computer performance.

Features
• Clear RAM manufacturer data decoding
• Access to manufacturer's specification
• Upgrade capability indication, based on motherboard empty slots
• Real time memory usage indication
• User-friendly interface
• Internationalization support



1.26 Mb

Freeware

Win 10 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP



Homepage: http://www.kcsoftwares.com/?ramexpert

Installer: http://www.kcsoftwares.com/files/ramexpert.exe

Portable: http://www.kcsoftwares.com/files/ramexpert.zip

 

[trevm999]

How about the ability to run it from a script in order to get the RAM info for all the computers on a domain?

 

[Kyle_Katarn]

How about the ability to run it from a script in order to get the RAM info for all the computers on a domain?

Do you mean with RAMExpert being running on all these computers ?

 

[trevm999]

Do you mean with RAMExpert being running on all these computers ?

Yes, with RAMExpert being run on each computer. I mean, you could make a network scan one too, but that would require giving instructions to enable certain network access, less features etc, so I imagine it would just be simpler to have it accessible from the command line save the reports and then be able to show a merged report for the all the computers.

However, I just looked it up, and it looks like it wouldn't be hard to do everything from a Powershell script instead. Which is what I would choose over running a third-party program, though there still might be a market for people who would use it.

 

[jmitservices]

What programming lang are you using?

 

[Kyle_Katarn]

What programming lang are you using?

Delphi 7

 

[Kyle_Katarn]

Yes, with RAMExpert being run on each computer. I mean, you could make a network scan one too, but that would require giving instructions to enable certain network access, less features etc, so I imagine it would just be simpler to have it accessible from the command line save the reports and then be able to show a merged report for the all the computers.

However, I just looked it up, and it looks like it wouldn't be hard to do everything from a Powershell script instead. Which is what I would choose over running a third-party program, though there still might be a market for people who would use it.

Thanks !

 

[GTP]

RAMExpert also shows empty slots, suggesting upgrades by redirecting you to Amazon

NO! NO! NO!
It is for this reason that I would never use this program on my own or my clients devices!
Sorry, but this kind of behaviour in any program does not inspire confidence or trust!

 

[Porthos]

suggesting upgrades by redirecting you to Amazon where you can purchase this type of hardware (however, this is simply a recommendation

Affiliate links I presume.

 

[GTP]

looks like it wouldn't be hard to do everything from a Powershell script instead

Yes, much better idea! And without the links to "Amazon!"
My Powershell scripting skills are non existent, so I would really be interested in a script to do this.

 

[Kyle_Katarn]

No longer linking to Amazon