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General Specs EDGE 512 MB SDRAM 10K0061-PE
Memory Size:
512 MB
Memory Technology:
SDRAM
Number of Modules:
1 x 512 MB
Memory Speed:
133 MHz
Memory Standard:
PC133
Error Checking:
Non-ECC
Signal Processing:
Unbuffered
Plating:
Gold Plated
CAS Latency:
CL2
Device Supported:
Desktop PC
Physical Characteristics EDGE 512 MB SDRAM 10K0061-PE
Number of Pins:
168-pin
Thickness:
140 mil
Width:
1.4"
Length:
5.3"
Weight (Approximate):
1.58 oz
Miscellaneous EDGE 512 MB SDRAM 10K0061-PE
Additional Information:
Serial presence detect/decode functions.
Compatibility:
IBM Desktop NetVista:
M41
X41 6596 Series
A22p Series (6343, 6349, 6350, 6825, 2259, 6049)
M41
X41 6596 Series
A22p Series (6343, 6349, 6350, 6825, 2259, 6049)
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