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RAM CHIP MODULES - DIMMS/SIMMs

Examples of RAM - View modules used in today's Computers


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RAMCHIP MODULES AND

THE SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS

RAM chip - Example

RAM chip - Example

A view example of a single RAM chip which are placed on a module board in series to make up a module.
144-pin Micro DIMMs

144-pin Micro DIMMs

The 144-pin Micro DIMMs are commonly found in sub-notebook computers.

240-pin DIMMs

240-pin DIMMs

The 240-pin DIMMs are used to provide DDR2 SDRAM memory for desktop computers.

184-pin DIMMs

184-pin DIMMs

The 184-pin DIMMs are used to provide DDR SDRAM memory for desktop computers.
168-pin DIMMs

168-pin DIMMs

The 168-pin DIMMs are commonly used in Pentium® and Athlon® systems.
72-pin SIMMs

72-pin SIMMs

The 72-pin SIMMs are commonly found in older desktop computers, such as the 486 and early Pentium® models.
30-pin SIMMs

30-pin SIMMs

The 30-pin SIMMs are commonly found in much older desktop computers, such as the 486 PC and MAC.

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