The berg has 4 pins And is a male part..the MOlex has 4 pins and is a female part..
Keep in mind I'm not a computer repair guy or at least not officially. The four pin molex connector from a power supply unit that you use to plug into hard drives, and other drives has a 5 volt wire and a 12 volt wire. The two black ones are ground or negative. The red wire is 5 volts DC, the yellow is 12 volts DC.
DDR 1 USE 184 PINS THE BEST THING IS TO TAKE DDR AND CHECK THE PIN AREA THAT IS GOLD PLATED YOU WILL FIND WRITTEN 1-96 AND OTHER SIDE 97 -184 THAT MEANS YOU ARE USING DDR1 DDR 2 USE 240 PINS SAME THING FOR DDR2 AND IT WRITTEN 240 MUSTAFA AHMED KHAN DDR 1 USE 184 PINS THE BEST THING IS TO TAKE DDR AND CHECK THE PIN AREA THAT IS GOLD PLATED YOU WILL FIND WRITTEN 1-96 AND OTHER SIDE 97 -184 THAT MEANS YOU ARE USING DDR1 DDR 2 USE 240 PINS SAME THING FOR DDR2 AND IT WRITTEN 240 MUSTAFA AHMED KHAN DDR 1 USE 184 PINS THE BEST THING IS TO TAKE DDR AND CHECK THE PIN AREA THAT IS GOLD PLATED YOU WILL FIND WRITTEN 1-96 AND OTHER SIDE 97 -184 THAT MEANS YOU ARE USING DDR1 DDR 2 USE 240 PINS SAME THING FOR DDR2 AND IT WRITTEN 240 MUSTAFA AHMED KHAN
The number of connectors will depend on which version of this serial bus interface you are considering. It will have either 4, 6 or 9 circuits (pins) depending on which "flavor" of the FireWire standard you are applying. Use the link below to review the standards and look at some pictures.
Usually when people talk about a phone cable or a phono cable they mean a 1/4" cable. Mono mean that it only caries one signal with it (a hot signal and a ground, Or + and - ). Thus it has two pins on it. A stereo cable would have three pins so it could have two separate sounds (one for each ear). They call them phone cables or phono cables because i believe they used to use them in the old phone switchboards in the past. So get a 1/4" male mono cable.
I don't think they will. One may be for laptops and the other for desktops. You will have to check the pins, since the 240-pin package is for desktops and the 200-pin package is for laptops. When you choose memory, you need to make sure that it is the correct type (plain SDRAM, DDR, DDR 2, DDR 3), the correct number of pins (since laptop and desktop memory are different), and a compatible speed (you can usually use faster than required, though you might have to mess in CMOS). Most of the time, you'd use unbuffered, non-ECC memory.
DDR SDRAM uses 184 pins.
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4 pins 2 for power supply and 2 for data transfer!!
There are two kinds in common use:Molex - an older standard, but still commonSATA - Serial ATA, a newer standardSee the related links for pictures.
you use pins to stable something in or temporarily hold it in.
Socket 462 has 453 contacts.
What you do is get as many penguins as possible to use there drills on the tip of the Ice -berg then u will get the stamp! WARNING- Its got to be more than 10 penguins
168 pins are used on SDRAM DIMM. 184 pins are used on DDR DIMM. There are either 30 pins or 72 pins used on SIMM. 184 pins are used on RIMM.
Some of them do. Your CD-ROM and hard drive can have molex power connector, or/and SATA power connecter. I think SCSI interface uses molex power connectors too.
Use a magnet, that will separate all the iron pins
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Use magnet to separate pins :)