Command line that tests RAM speeds.


  1. Raynian
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
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    Command line that tests RAM speeds.


    I recalled there was a thread in the past which consists of people posting their RAM speeds..

    What command line option was used to do that ?

    I couldn't find it via search, or maybe my search keywords were off by a mile
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  3. Golden
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    Code:
    winsat mem
    Run it from an elevated cm prompt.

    See:
    https://www.sevenforums.com/performan...ent-speed.html
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  4. Raynian
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    Thanks alot Golden :)
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  6. Golden
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  7. essenbe
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    You can also find out a lot more about your PC by running winsat formal from an elevated command prompt.
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