2013-04-10, 17:48
(2013-04-10, 17:13)Squall13 Wrote: Aww that sucks. I didn't know that I had a 256 Pi just now. I thought all B models have 512mb. I guess I won't be able to enjoy 1080p right now
If you purchased your Pi after November 2012 there's every chance it's a 512MB model, unless you bought it from RS of course then who knows...
The easiest way to tell (without looking at the hardware*) is to run "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep Revision" - if the last two digits are greater than 04 then you've got a 512MB model (eg. 0f is greater than 04).
Originally you could also tell by looking at the memory chip in the middle of the board - if its got K4P2G324 its a 256MB Pi, if its got K4P4G324 its a 512MB Pi, though not sure if this remains true (different memory suppliers etc.)
