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- Pop quiz answers: Solid-state drives
- As of grading time, nearly 500 people had taken our solid-state drives quiz. If you haven't had a chance to take the quiz, I encourage you to try your luck, before reading the answers below. Now, on to the answers! No moving parts The...
- Tags: SDRAM, NAND Flash, Hard Drive, Correct, Quiz, NAND, Memory, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components, Bill Detwiler
- Blog posts 2008-05-30
- My computer stalls after maxing out RAM. Need Help!
- My computer hangs up when i installed 2 512MB of ram to my MSI-6378 motherboard.Wrong RAMWhile your motherboard does support 1GB of installed RAM, it does NOT support the latest high density SDRAM technology. The 168 pin SDRAM DIMM has evolved several times over it's life and most older motherboards...
- Tags: Memory, Raymondswearingen@..., computer, SDRAM DIMM, RAM, SDRAM
- Discussion threads 2007-10-28
- Sdram, DDR, DDR2
- I already have sdram 64mb & 256mbin my existing system I guess these are no use anymore if I upgrade to new computer with ddr or ddr2? Which of these is better ddr or ddr2?Depends on MotherboardWhat RAM you need and can use depends on the motherboard in your new...
- Tags: Memory, raticus, RAM, SDRAM, new computer, SDRAM DDR, motherboard
- Discussion threads 2007-06-27
- Running SDRAM and DDR in parallel
- I'm upgrading my computer and currently have one 256 SDRAM card in one 512 SDRAM card. I was thinking about replacing the 256 with a 1 gig DDR card. Will the 256 SDRAM and the 1 gig DDR run together?Simply put - NoEven if your motherboard has support for "combo"...
- Tags: Memory, prodigynumber1@..., SDRAM, DDR
- Discussion threads 2007-05-11
- DDR and SDRam
- I currently have a U8868 mother board. I have 2-SDR slots and 2-DDR slots. I have one SDR 512mb stick currently. These are clocked at PC2100 and PC133. I just bought a 1GB PC3200 DDR stick. When I install it, the reading still shows as a 512 mb, is this...
- Tags: Memory, SDRAM, Nas31d@..., RAM, PC3200 DDR, motherboard, SD RAM
- Discussion threads 2007-04-26
- SDRAM read-out at boot-up ...
- To anyone:Below is the configuration for my system. I recently did a clean install of Vista Ultimate, overwriting Win XP Pro SP2. Thus far, except for missing drivers which I understand most people are missing, I'm finding it a great OS...and I like Apples, too. I also found the advice...
- Tags: denchan@..., BIOS, feedback, hardware, memory, RAM, SDRAM
- Discussion threads 2007-02-23
- i think i got the wrong DDR ram
- boy i think i did get the wrong DDR ram, or a least the density part of it high ver lowi presently have DDR pc2100 256 mb and DDR pc2300 512 mb on a my gigabyte GA-7vtxh+ MOBO buti pruchase more ram...
- Tags: DDR, dirtfarmer, ddr r am, hardware, wrong DDR ram, memory, manufacturer, DDR RAM, RAM, bank, PC3200 DQ DQ Burst Frequency
- Discussion threads 2007-01-31
- memory
- Can I take 8mx64, sdram memory from toshiba and put it in the computer with IBM 8mx64 sdram memory?Depends on the speed of the RAM SD RAM came in to speeds 100 MHZ or 150 MHZ and occasionally you would see some 133 MHZ.Now if the CPU uses 133 MHZ...
- Tags: RAM, brucester_23@..., memory, Mhz
- Q&A 2006-04-13
- Memory Labels
- I used to have a website listed under my favorites that allowed me to put in the information on the label of a memory stick and it would tell me everything about the memory. It would tell me the manufacturer the size and general configuration of the memory on the...
- Tags: Web site development, Web technology
- Discussion threads 2006-01-23
- Micros POS-how do I know what ram to get
- I have a friend who runs a few subway shops. They have a POS system with subway software pre-installed that was Purchased from Micros about 4 years ago. Currently 128MB of ram is installed and I have one open slot to add ram. THe system is Micros:Eclipse...
- Tags: Intel Pentium, memory, motherboard, pin, RAM, RG11, SDRAM, SODIMM
- Q&A 2005-08-02
- Adding RAM
- I have an old PC I have added RAM (128) to donate and it doesn't see it. It is an 166 with 30 GB HD. It had a 32 and a 16 which were replaced with 2 64's. It only sees 32MB, any ideas?did you check the bios to make...
- Tags: BIOS, dmeisse@..., EDO, motherboard, RAM, SDRAM, stick, windows
- Q&A 2005-05-17
- Memory Count
- My computer has 64MB RAM. During booting process it displayed 8MB. How can I correct the memory count?At what point during the boot process does the system report 8 MB of RAM?The first boot splash screen is for the video card and might display the amount of video RAM.The BIOS...
- Tags: BIOS, digitalshy@..., memory, RAM, SDRAM
- Q&A 2005-02-05
- RAM
- MY computer is running on p4 1.7GHZ processor withmercury mother board using intel 845gl as chipset.I am using 128mb SDRAM having 133MHZ and i recently bought a new 256mb DDR RAM having 266MHZ when i installed it on my computer it is not booting i onstalled DDR after removing SDRAM....
- Tags: DDR RAM, hardware, memory, motherboard, RAM, samjkd@..., SDRAM
- Q&A 2005-01-20
- RAM
- MY computer is running on p4 1.7GHZ processor withmercury mother board using intel 845gl as chipset.I am using 128mb SDRAM having 133MHZ and i recently bought a new 256mb DDR RAM having 266MHZ when i installed it on my computer it is not booting i onstalled DDR after removing SDRAM....
- Tags: DDR, hardware, RAM, samjkd@..., SDRAM
- Q&A 2005-01-20
- Memory Problems
- What are the consequences of using SDRam that is at a higher Mhz than what you computer recommends?No problem what so ever. In fact, if you do any over-clocking, then that is even better.Speed wise, SDRAM DIMMs are fully backwards compatible.You can use PC133 DIMMs on a PC66 system.The problem...
- Tags: Memory, SDRAM DIMM, SDRAM
- Q&A 2004-11-16
- RDRAM Memory: Leading Performance and Value Over SDRAM and DDR
- Memory performance is becoming a key concern of computing system designers across many market segments. From PC applications surrounding multimedia (gaming, streaming media and video/photo editing) to networking systems routing hundreds of gigabytes per second of packets, high-performance memory systems are a must. Many competing memory technologies strive to meet...
- Tags: Performance management, Memory, Rambus Inc., RDRAM, SDRAM, streaming media, performance, high-performance, multimedia, networking, photograph, video, game, PC
- White papers 2001-08-17
- Use DDR SDRAM to double the speed of your RAM
- RAM is RAM, right? Well, not necessarily. With the new DDR SDRAM standard hitting the market, there is a lot to learn about how this new chip works. In this Daily Feature, Steven Pittsley provides an overview.Would you like to double the speed at which your computer accesses the information...
- Tags: Memory, DDR, Steven Pittsley CNE, SDRAM, DDR SDRAM, RAM
- Technical articles 2001-06-06
- Thanks for the memory: New types of RAM are entering the market
- RAM. Your PC has to have it. And the better it is, the better your PC works. It used to be that all you had to worry about was how much you had, but now there’s a fight over what kind of memory you’ll be using.Intel says, “Buy Rambus!”...
- Tags: James McPherson, SDRAM, RAM, memory, Rambus Inc., bandwidth, Intel Corp., latency, PC
- Technical articles 2000-01-04
- PC Expo: What's new in the server arena
- Hal Glatzer turns his spotlight on the new products in the server market.Except for laptops, you don't see too many ordinary PCs at the PC Expo (and Apple doesn't take a booth there any more). What you do see, among the flat-panel monitors and the storage devices and the SIMMs...
- Tags: Servers, Processors, Memory, Hal Glatzer, server, PC Expo, processor, SDRAM, Roger Hellman, Intel Pentium, Intel Pentium III, RAM, Intel Xeon
- Technical articles 1999-06-25
Additional Resources
- Ram PC100 or Pc 133?will it hurt m/b?
- have a ATC6120 motherboard, which runs pc100 ram, but i have 256 of ram in pc133, can i use it without hurting the ram or motherboard or cpu(300mhz)As long it is the correct type of RAM (SDRAM?) it will not cause any damage to the PC or motherboard.PC 133 SDRAM...
- Tags: DIMM, hardware, laddie, motherboard, PC, RAM
- Q&A 2004-10-21
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