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What kind of ram has independent pins on opposite sides of the module?
DIMM
What gets its name because it has independent pins on opposite sides of the module?
DIMM
When a dimm has chips on both sides of the module do the pins on one side of the module work independently to pins on the other side of the module?
no
What RAM module has 168 pins on the edge connector?
SDRAM has 168 pins and two notches on the module.
When a DIMM has chips on both sides of the module do the pins on one side of the module work independently or are they dependent on pins on the other side of the module?
independently
When a dimm has chips on both sides of the module do the pins on one side of the module work independently or dependently to pins on the other side of the module?
independently
When a DIMM has chips on both sides of the module do the pins on one side of the module work independently of dependently to pins on the other side of the module?
Thay work independently.
What has pins on both sides of the module?
A dimm
How many pins are on a DDR DIMM?
DIMM. Two types of DIMMs: a 168-pin SDRAM module (top) and a 184-pin DDR SDRAM module (bottom). Note that the SDRAM module has two notches (rectangular cuts or incisions) on the bottom edge, while the DDR1 SDRAM module has only one.
When a DIMM has chips on both sides of the modules do the pins on one side of the module work independently or dependently to pins on the other side of the module?
independently
How many pins in ddr1?
240 pins, or actually connections on a DIMM, dual inline module.
When a DIMM has chips on both sides of the module do the pins on one side of the module work independently?
The pins on each side are separated straight down the center. So logically the pins operate independently on processes and are 2X faster because of this. DIMM (Dual Inline Memory Module)
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