It's a Samsung 32MB EDO Buffered ECC 4Mx72 60ns DIMM.
Intel specked it for their PR440FX mobo which Intel stopped
supporting 2.5 years ago. Probably not real useful in anything
modern.

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I've been cleaning up all my spare parts and stuff in the basement
and
came across a memory module that hasn't worked in a single pc so
far. I
don't remember what kind of system it came out of, but from the
single
Google result, it would appear to be from a Gateway pc.

What I want to know is if it's worth holding on to or is it a piece
of
proprietary crap? the number on it is sec "sec kmm372f400bk-6u
Korea
9725 H."

Any details would be appreciated.