Memory Banking and Ranking are two terms people often confuse with. Banking happens at the memory slot level. Completing one loop makes a bank. Computers with DDR2 and above technology will have more than two memory slots. However, when using more than on RAM stick, you always used matching pairs and put them into one back - that is two slots. Memory ranking on the other hand, happens or is done in the memory module level. Rank of a memory decides priority. General system comes with ranking 1R. If you look at servers, then you might find larger rankings. To identify the rank, just look on the sticker of the memory module and you will find an entry like 1R or 2R. That is the rank. If that sticker is not present, then you can check in BIOS and it will tell you. Depending on the system manufacturer, the design or the location of this information might change.

dual ranked dimm. This is incorrect! Single-ranked DIMMs cost more but perform better because the controller accesses all chips at the same time. Dual and quad ranks are a method of reducing the overall price of memory in a system, but at the expense of performance.

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Normal Rank

Bronze Rank

Silver Rank

Gold Rank

Diamond Rank

super Rank

Hyper Rank

Master Rank

Master Rank*

Master Rank**

Master Rank***

Guild Master Rank

Secret Rank (Save Scizor from Crevice Cave)

The ranks are:

Normal Rank,

Bronze rank,

Silver Rank,

Gold Rank,

Diamond Rank,

Super Rank,

Ultra Rank,

Hyper Rank,

Master Rank,

Master * Rank,

Master ** Rank,

Master *** Rank,

and Guildmaster Rank.