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Re: Anybody Know What Type Of RAM This Is

johnplayerblue · 2006-04-05 18:37:03

Hey! I'm trying to find out what type Ram module this is. 256 EDO.JPG I've had it a couple years now and still don't know, i think it may well be from a server/routher but not to sure. Heres whats on the label 256MB EDO, 60ns, ECC MT36LD3272G-6 X

05-04-2006 6:37pm

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Hey!
I'm trying to find out what type Ram module this is. 256 EDO.JPG I've had it a couple years now and still don't know, i think it may well be from a server/routher but not to sure.
Heres whats on the label 256MB EDO, 60ns, ECC MT36LD3272G-6 X

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#2 05-04-2006 6:46pm

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It would help if the pic was in focus....

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#3 05-04-2006 7:00pm

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Answer right here

You only needed to Google the MT36LD3272FG-6 X part and that is the Micron logo on the DIMM.

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#4 05-04-2006 8:40pm

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Go Micron!!!

Crucial use Micron chips:o

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#5 05-04-2006 9:47pm

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it's an EDO DIMM. Commonly found in some older Macs and SPARCS. I think some Pentium Pro's used it too.

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#6 05-04-2006 10:39pm

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Some Socket 7 motherboards support it too - I have EDOs on an old Intel TC430HX

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#7 05-04-2006 11:26pm

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johnplayerblue wrote:

256MB EDO

you answered your own question there mate

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