Is there software available to read a RAMS eprom?

[zebra10001]

Does anyone know if it is possible to read the data from the RAMs eprom. The reason is that one of my 3 sticks of DDR 2700 Ram has gone bad and I need to return it . However ,when I got the RAM I stupidly removed the stickers with serial numbers on them (wanted to fit some coolers..), and even though I have kept them, I now have gone and confused which RAM sticks they go on. The RAM sticks themselves have no obvious markings. Guess what....one of these sticks has now gone bad and I need to return it, but unless I put the correct sticker on I think the company will refuse to accept it ( Label clearly states 'if removed this invalidates the warranty' ).
Therefore does anyone know of software which can read the eprom to reveal the serial numbers?
Thanks.

[mjc]

There are several RAM ID/checking programs that will read the data, one that I sometimes use is c'tspd, it can be a little hard to find and usually if found the page is in German....try here: http://www.heise.de/ct/ftp/ctspd.shtml

If you can't find it let me know
mjcash@nav.to

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[zebra10001]

Thanks for replying,
I tried the program but it says that the 'chipset is not found'.
It's Nanya DDR 2700 type.
Any help is greatly appreciated.