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Registered Member #133
Joined: Sat Jan 21 2006, 09:03PMPosts: 198 |
Geh heh heh, ok so basically i've brougth this upon myself but anyways i thought i'd give it a shot and ask you guys before going to the teacher for more help. Should have been paying attention instead of checking our site >_< Computer Management Course questions i need help with: 1. if your mobo supports DIMM memory, will it also support RIMM 2. If your mobo supports ECC SDRAM memory, can you used SDRAM that does not have ECC in the mobo? 3. If your mobo supports buffered SDRAM, can you substitute unbuffered SDRAM 4. Memory caching relies on SRAM chips to store data and a(n) blank to manage the storage and retrieval of data from SRAM 5. Instead of processing data for each beat of the system clock like regular SDRAM, blank processes data twice for each beat, thus doubling the data rate of memory 6. Ads for DIMMs often list the blank of the module, which is written as two numbers separated by an X, such as 16x64 Help cha not fail T_T and me love you long time. btw, didn't we used to have a homework section or am i thinking of another forum? |
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| kremit |
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Space Monkey
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Joined: Sat Nov 12 2005, 03:26AMPosts: 378 |
1) DIMM is dual inline, RIMM i have never heard of, SIMM is single inline, and SODIMM is slim outline dimm (for laptops). Dimm and SIMM are interchangeable. 2) Yes, ecc registered RAM is more expensive, and not worth it. Its for error correction in memory errors, but doesnt work. Like parity, but 3 bits error checking instead of 1. 3) Buffered/non buffered are interchangeable 4) So easy, CPU-- this is DMA. The answer is CPU tho. 5) DDR (dance dance revolution, OR double data rate) 6) Total memory, 16x64 is like 1024MB of ram, in 16 chips, each 64mb on the ram. Good shit, but outdated material, as computer education usually is. Good luck bro! |
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Joined: Sat Jan 21 2006, 09:03PM Posts: 198 |
eeee i love you kremit ^_^ | ||
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Registered Member #326
Joined: Wed Jul 05 2006, 04:15AMPosts: 635 |
pretty sure kremit's got 'em all. RIMM is a module created by Kingston that just has a different number of pins. they are only compatibile with systems that use RDRAM (RIMM is just two RDRAM modules stuck together). | ||
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| Czech Pride |
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Registered Member #518
Joined: Wed Dec 27 2006, 01:15AMPosts: 911 |
RIMM as in Rim job memories? | ||
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