Most of the time, I am a little wary when it comes to memory analyzers. For the most part they seem to work really well or not at all, with the latter being the more common of the two. I have never really settled on one that really did it for me.

Well it looks like I may have found one that actually holds a bit of promise. The RightMark Memory Analyzer maintains a great user rating and seems to have the features that a person using it would want. If you have used this with success, I would be interested in hearing about it.

RightMark Memory Analyzer aims the detailed, stable and accurate measurements of the most important low-level characteristics of the CPU/Chipset/RAM subsystem of your PC.

Seven types of tests are implemented in the current release of the RightMark Memory Analyzer suite, that allow you to determine the following low-level parameters of the platform :