RamExpert: Measure Your RAM Capacity

RAM is a fundamental factor for the proper functioning of your computer, and it's a good idea to keep it under control with programs that offer a slightly deeper reading than the operating system does. RamExpert measures your RAM capacity, telling you how much you have installed, how, where, and of what type.

Generally, when we want to know how much RAM a computer has installed and active, we check the BIOS or system properties after starting Windows or Linux. The information we access this way is the most superficial possible, because the system only counts the amount and type, leaving aside many technical details that could serve to differentiate capacities achieved by superficially similar memories. So if you want to know how much RAM your computer has, of what type, how much per slot, and which manufacturer, among other things, the best option is software like RamExpert.

You can get RamExpert from its official website.

What RamExpert Shows

Specialized in displaying all the information that otherwise requires more effort, RamExpert measures your RAM capacity and shows its properties after a light analysis. All relevant information appears in the foreground after a few seconds, so you'll have the number of slots or ports used, the amount of installed memory, the maximum supported by the motherboard, and most importantly, the real-time performance of the memory.

For each slot, it shows its name, current capacity, and type. Depending on the type, you can also find information about the model, serial number, and manufacturer in this section. The installation is a bit tricky, so be careful not to install third-party software when you run the RamExpert installer.

Limitations and Alternatives

But the program is not super complete, and unfortunately we find a lack of information on important aspects such as the speeds at which memories run or the clocks they use. This type of information is present in programs like CPU-Z or CPU-M, where we see the frequency, command ratio, and cyclic time of the banks, among others. If you're looking for something simple but effective, RamExpert is a good option for less experienced users who want to measure their RAM capacity.