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Memory Form Comparison 2.5.2 Fact Sheet

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What does the acronym SDRAM mean? Synchronous Dynamic Read Only Memory
What does the acronym RDRAM mean? Rambus Dynamic Read Only Memory
What does the acronym DDR mean? Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Read Only Memory
What does the acronym DIMM Dual Inline Memory Module
What does the acronym SODIMM Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module
How many pins does SSRAM have? 168 pins
How many pins does RDRAM have? 184 pins
How many pins does DDR have? 184 pins
How many pins does DDR-2 have? 240 pins
How many pins does DDR-3 have? 240 pins
How many pins does SDRAM SODIMM have? 144 pins
How many pins does DDR SODIMM have? 144 pins
How many pins does DDR-2 SODIMM have? 144/200 pins
How many pins does DDR-3 SODIMM have? 200 pins
True or false, SDRAM has a notch in the middle and the notch to the far left? True
True or false, RDRAM has two notches in the middle, one in the center and one off to one side? True
True or false, DDR memory has a single notch, slightly off center? True
True or false, DDR-2 memory differs from DDR memory because The notch is slightly closer to the middle? True
True or false, DDR-3 memory has a single notch off to one side, more off-center than the notch for DDR or DDR-2? True
True or false, 144 pin SODIMMs are much smaller than other memory, perfect for notebook computers and the notch is slightly off center? True
True or false, 144-pin SODIMMs are used by SDRAM, and DDR memory? True
True or false, the 200 pin SODIMM has the notch farther off center than the 144-pin SODIMM? True
True or false, 200-pin SODIMMs are used by DDR-3 memory? True
True or false DDR-2 SODIMM can be 144 pin or 200 pin? True
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