1-GB DIMMs Are PC-100 Compliant

Configured as 128 M x 72 and offered in a version complying with PC-100 Registered specs, this line of 1-GB, 168-pin memory modules is manufactured using 36 256-Mbit SDRAMs stacked two-high on a 168-pin DIMM. They allow for additional memory storage
Aug. 1, 1999

Configured as 128 M x 72 and offered in a version complying with PC-100 Registered specs, this line of 1-GB, 168-pin memory modules is manufactured using 36 256-Mbit SDRAMs stacked two-high on a 168-pin DIMM. They allow for additional memory storage in database systems based on multiple microprocessors, as well as being suited for use in future memory-intensive applications such as networking equipment, high-end servers and workstations.

Company: SMART MODULAR TECHNOLOGIES INC.

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