Ultimate Boot CD

Hi
I would like to donate new version of DIMM_ID. I no longer develop this now as we use WinPE not DOS. It supports many more h/w platforms up to ICH10. I will leave it on mediafire at

http://www.mediafire.com/?qitmzlljztz

Please include the txt file which includes licensing and is especially for UBCD

Thanks! Got it!

Thanks for sharing! Just to clarify, is this version of DIMM_ID compatible with newer OS versions like Windows 10/11, or is it mainly for older setups? Also, does the Mediafire link include just the executable, or is there any documentation/source code available too?

No source code

Here is the Readme.txt file

DIMM_ID (c)2009 RM Education plc www.rm.com
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DIMM_ID is a real-mode DOS program and cannot be run from a Windows console.

DIMM_ID is provided by RM Education plc for use on the UBCD and is for private use only.

DIMM_ID should not be sold in any form without permission from RM.

DIMM_ID may be distributed only within the Ultimate Boot CD.

Sale of copies of DIMM_ID or any product containing DIMM_ID for profit is strictly forbidden.

Development of DIMM_ID is now discontinued by RM.

For redistribution or licensing details please contact:

support@rm.com


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DIMM_ID (c)RM plc Ver 3.57 (010509) [JED\SSi\GK]

Reads DIMM EEPROMs (SPDs) to identify DIMMs fitted.

Usage: DIMM_ID [n] [d] [h] (where n=1-8)

Where:
n = number DIMM sockets on the mainboard (default=4).
d = dump SPD contents (FB, SDRAM and DDR SDRAM supported).
h = display this help message.
x = display debug info.

For Intel PIIX4, PIIX4E, ICH0, ICH2 to 10, 6300ESB, ESB2, Ati SB450,7x0,
ServerWorks SB4, VIA 82C686 & 8235, AMD-766, MCP68, SIS650/96x.

NOTE: You will see this message if none of these chipsets are found.

Hi,

Thank you for sharing this tool. I'm just discovering DIMM_ID and it seems very useful for hardware diagnostics. I have a question for those who use it regularly: have you found a modern alternative that works well for memory identification on recent systems?

I'm trying to create a diagnostic USB drive and I'm looking for reliable tools to identify components across different generations of machines. If DIMM_ID still works correctly via a bootable DOS session on recent hardware, I would be happy to include it in my collection.

For those looking to use this tool, I've found it integrates well with FreeDOS or even in a DOS session emulated under Ultimate Boot CD. Has anyone tested its compatibility with Intel 500/600/700 series or recent AMD motherboards?

By the way, I tried accessing the Mediafire link shared in the first post, but it seems it no longer works. Does anyone know where I could find a copy of the software today?

Thanks in advance for your feedback!


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