[SOLVED] How to tell which set of RAM was the kit?

[punkncat]

I have x4 sticks of identical looking XPG RAM I purchased as two separate kits some years ago for different machines. The machines are long gone, but the RAM was stored, and I am not sure which one matches with the other.
I have a compatible machine available to test/check and can use CPU-Z or whatever is suggested but would prefer to sell these as the matched set such as not to cause a problem. How to know?

 

[Satan-IR]

I think some applications can read the SPD content and show the manufacturing date or the week in the year the RAM module was manufactured and matching dates can point to which ones came as kits.

Thaiphoon Burner is one that can read RAM SPD from here.

 

[Paperdoc]

To start, look closely at the labels on each module for the model numbers and serial numbers. The MODEL numbers MUST match on a "matched pair". The SERIAL numbers may also be VERY similar on a pair sold together.

 

[punkncat]

To start, look closely at the labels on each module for the model numbers and serial numbers. The MODEL numbers MUST match on a "matched pair". The SERIAL numbers may also be VERY similar on a pair sold together.

Had to get my eyes out and look very closely, but this was it. Thank you.

 

[Paperdoc]

Thanks for Best Solution. Glad that helped.

 

[punkncat]

Thanks for Best Solution. Glad that helped.

Yup, no problem, I appreciate the tip.

Both sets had a date (year) and month in large enough to see font on the label but I couldn't make out the really small serial number string. I got my glasses and the magnifying glass out and the last five numbers were what I needed to see.