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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
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 pins on one side of the module work independently or dependently to pin 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 is an area on the motherboard that holds the minimum number of memory chips or memory modules that must work together as a unit?
That depends on the age and class of motherboard. You must use the correct memory modules and the correct number of them. Usually this is in pairs.
If there is L2 cache in the processor housing and additional cache on the motherboard the cache on the motherboard is called cache.?
The motherboard doesn't contain cache. The chips do, but the motherboard contain RAM modules. Like when you hear a PC has 512MB of memory. The cache (memory on the chip) follows lines called a bus to the RAM (memory on the motherboard).Answer: Level 3
If there is L2 cache in the processor housing and additional cache on the motherboard the cache on the motherboard is called cache?
The motherboard doesn't contain cache. The chips do, but the motherboard contain RAM modules. Like when you hear a PC has 512MB of memory. The cache (memory on the chip) follows lines called a bus to the RAM (memory on the motherboard).Answer: Level 3
What ram chips go on an Acer s82ma-mb motherboard?
The Acer S82MA-MB motherboard typically supports DDR3 RAM chips. It has two DIMM slots and can accommodate up to 8GB of RAM, often configured as 2x4GB modules. Make sure to use RAM with compatible speeds, typically around 1333 MHz or 1600 MHz, to ensure optimal performance. Always check the motherboard's manual for specific compatibility and configuration details.
How can you tell which memory chips have to be installed in pairs?
Memory chips that need to be installed in pairs typically have specifications indicating they are designed for dual-channel architecture. This can often be found in the motherboard's manual or the memory module's documentation. Additionally, modules of the same type, capacity, and speed are usually recommended to ensure optimal performance when paired. Always check the motherboard's compatibility and configuration guidelines for specific requirements.
What is the main circuit board of the computer that houses all essential chips and provides connecting circuitry between chips?
For computers its mother board or more politically correct system board. For electronics in general its the integrated circuit(IC).
Were can you get PSP chips from?
If you mean the motherboard you can go to ebay.
Is pimary memory stored on chips in the motherboard?
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