DIMM
By Gabriel Torres on January 12, 2006 Page 1 of 1

Dual in Line Memory Module

DIMM is a 168-pin memory module that normally has SDRAM memory chips on it (it is important to notice that the very first DIMM modules carried EDO memory chips).

DIMM memory modules are classified accordingly to their supported maximum clock rate: PC66 (up to 66 MHz), PC100 (up to 100 MHz) and PC133 (up to 133 MHz).

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Figure 1: DIMM memory module.

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Figure 2: Motherboard with DIMM sockets.


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