RAMMon

RAMMon 3.4.1000 by PassMark Software is a lightweight Windows utility designed to read and display the Serial Presence Detect (SPD) data stored on each RAM module installed in a PC. The program instantly reveals memory timings, rated transfer speed, current channel mode, manufacturer name, part number, serial number, and every timing table defined by JEDEC or factory XMP/EXPO profiles, giving technicians, over-clockers, and system builders a clear snapshot of installed memory without opening the case. Typical use cases include validating that newly purchased DIMMs match their advertised specifications, diagnosing compatibility issues when mixing brands or generations, confirming that BIOS has applied the correct XMP profile after over-clocking, and creating inventory reports for large fleets of workstations or gaming rigs. Because the read-only utility extracts data directly from the SPD EEPROM via the SMBus, it presents information that is otherwise invisible to Windows Task Manager or generic hardware viewers, making it valuable for forensic documentation, warranty claims, and performance tuning. The interface is a single-window grid that color-codes each slot, supports export to TEXT, CSV, and HTML, and requires no installation, so it can be carried on a USB stick for field service. RAMMon belongs to the system information and diagnostics category; version 3.4.1000 is the first and therefore current release offered by the developer. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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