MPN

MPN: 041700

Memory

RAM Technology: The RAM chips come in small printed circuit boards that plug into slots mounted on the motherboard. These modules are often called double-line memory modules (DIMM) memory modules and single-line (SIMM). Most modern PCs use 168-pin DIMM. If your computer is not new (Pentium or earlier), he may be using the 72-pin SIMM memory modules. If you have a Pentium 4 PC, it can have RIMM slots for accommodating RDRAM memory modules. Some recent Pentium 4 PC, however, prefer the bars SDRAM or DDR SDRAM, RDRAM, rather than the more expensive. Synchronous Dynamic RAM (SDRAM): The SDRAM existed for about five years and come in several versions that differ primarily in bus speed: PC66, PC100 and PC133. The number indicates the speed of each type, expressed in megahertz. Although they may seem more tempting to choose the memory speed is the chipset that really depends on the decision. Owners of older PCs using 66 DIMM MH, however, may save money by opting for faster modules. The new memory modules will work, but without reaching their maximum speed. Double-Data-Rate SDRAM (DDR SDRAM): This is an enhanced version of the ARDSM, who is actually twice the bus speed of conventional SDRAM. Extended Data Out (EDO), Fast Page Mode (FPM): If your PC has more than five years, he may be using EDO or FPM memories. We still find this type of memory on the market, but they are generally significantly more expensive than most of the more recent memories. Such a system will probably need to upgrade more than memory. RDRAM, developed by Rambus and supported by Intel, is the latest memory technology fast date.SDRAM

Interconnections

Data Link Protocol: Ethernet
Fast Ethernet

Various

UPC: 3548380417003
Product No.: 105094644