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PC-133 memory Mbit rating. How do you work it out?
I'm trying to add memory to my computer which takes PC-133 SDRAM by
buying some second-hand. According to my motherboard manual it will only recognise a DIMM size of 256 MB if it's using 128-Mbit device technology. So my questions are, is there any easy way to tell if memory is 128-Mbit, and what's the difference between 128-Mbit & 64-Mbit memory? After doing a bit more research, I'm getting on the right track to finding an answer. I suppose I just need someone to explain the numbers to me. For instance I found some memory advertised like this: PC 133 (32x64) 256 MB 256 Megabyte 168-pin 3.3 Volt Non-Parity 133MHz SDRAM And then some more expensive memory from the same company described as such: PC 133 (32x64) 256 MB 16 chip (16x8) 256 Megabyte 168-pin 3.3 Volt Non-Parity 16 Chip (16x8) 133MHz SDRAM. Looking at my motherboard manual, it lists different memory configurations, but I'd really like to know what the numbers mean. Thanks, Dash ============== Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to hardware troubleshooting newsgroups. |
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