Memory
chips & RAM: general overview 
related topic: Memory (electronics) |
| CMTL
Computer Memory Test Labs, a tip |
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Computer memory
computer memory overview |
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Computer
memory Access time (latency), Time from issuing and address to data out,
Cycle time, Minimum time between two request (repeat rate), Bandwidth,
Bytes/unit of time we can extract from the memory, Peak: ignore initial latency,
Sustained: include initial latency, Concurrency, pdf file |
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Computer memory specifications
CMOS DIMM DMA, JEDEC L1 L2 L3 Cache Latency MicroDIMM Parity PC66 PC100 PC133
PC150 PC800 RDRAM PPD, buffered, jedec, cache, latency, microdimm, parity,
pc100, pc133, pc150, pc66, pc800, rdram, pcmcia, ram, constantly changing,
improving, hardware, evolution, memory, computer, specifications, information,
sram, bios, buffered, cmos, sdram, dimm, dma, dram, drdram, ecc, edo, esdram,
fpm, bios, buffered, cmos, sdram, dimm, dram, drdram, ecc, edo, esdram, fpm |
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Docmemory
DocMemory is an advance self-bootable PC Memory Diagnostic Software. It's a user
friendly software designed to capture all possible memory failures in PC. A
rigorous test pattern is exercised on both the PC Base and Extended Memory to
locate defective memory, all done without the need for user to disassemble the
memory from the PC,
software for RAM testing, explains how memory works, diagnistics software, a tip |
| Glossary
memory glossary |
| Glossary
glossary of more than 400 memory management terms, common memory management terms |
| How computer memory works RAM, ROM, cache, dynamic RAM, static RAM, flash memory, memory sticks, virtual memory, video memory, BIOS memory |
| How
memory works The memory in your computer is called RAM (Random Access
Memory). There are two basic types of RAM; DRAM (Dynamic RAM) and SRAM (Static
RAM). DRAM is the most common and least expensive computer memory. SRAM works on
the principle of a switch that is turned on or off, ... |
| Memory by
Kingston technology, a lot of technical info here |
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Memory
Flash presentation |
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Memory and data
storage Main permanent file storage, Portable permanent file storage, ROM,
RAM, cache RAM, video RAM,
pdf file |
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Memory
application notes Samsung electronics, application notes, DDR2, SDRAM, DDR, SDRAM,
Mobile, SDRAM, RDRAM, SDR, SDRAM, NAND Flash, OneNAND, NOR Flash, MMC Flash,
Development Tools (Flash), Low Power SRAM, High Speed SRAM, Graphics DRAM,
a tip |
| Memory
articles from X-bit labs |
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Memory
Design Memory Timing, DRAM Timing Multiplexed Adressing, SRAM Timing
Self-timed, DRAM read cycle, Read-Only Memory Cells,
pdf file |
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Memory explained |
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Memory FAQ |
| Memory
management expanded memory is memory beyond DOS's 640K-byte limit,
extended memory specification v3.0 |
| Memory
management Overview, Allocation techniques, Recycling techniques, Memory
management under Mac® OS, Memory management under Windows® (Win32®) |
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Memory management glossary |
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Memory
overview |
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Memory
overview DDR3 SDRAM, DDR2 SDRAM, DDR SDRAM, RLDRAM II, QDRII/+ SRAM |
| Memory
performance guide |
| Memory guide
DRAM and SRAM basics |
| Memory specifications |
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Memory types
SIMM stands for Single In-Line Memory Module, MicroDIMM (Micro Dual In-Line
Memory Module), RIMM, Direct Rambus memory module, Flash memory is a
solid-state, non-volatile, rewritable memory |
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Memory types technical explained, pdf file |
| Motherboard RAM guide
motherboard RAM guide, motherboard compatiblity guide to determine max ram per board, max ram per slot and the type of ram that can be used (PC100, PC133, DDR
etc) |
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Non-Volatile Memory
Non-Volatile Memory, pdf file |
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Random Access Memory
Random Access Memory, Dynamic Ram – DRAM, Static RAM - SRAM, Non-volatile RAM -
flash RAM, SIMMs & DIMMs & RIMMs, Single Inline Memory Module, Dual Inline
Memory Module, Rambus Inline Memory Module, RDRAM, Double Data Rate DRAM |
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Ram guide |
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Memory
chips & RAM: topics |
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Asynchronous and synchronous DRAM |
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DDR Registered Modules |
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DDR Serial
Presence Detect (SPD) table stores information about the memory module's
size, speed, voltage, drive strength, and number of row and column addresses,
the parameters are read during the POST |
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DDR Serial Presence Detect (SPD) pdf file |
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DDR Serial Presence Detect DDR Serial Presence Detect standard, SPD |
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Direct Memory Access
and Switching ppt file |
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Cache
memory ppt file |
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Cache
memory ppt file |
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Caches and Memory ppt file |
| Choosing
Optimal Memory to Match Intel Pentium 4 Processor |
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Comparison of 32-Bit and 64-Bit memory architecture |
| DDR
registered modules |
| How does DDR memory
work |
| How
memory works ram, dimm, simm, DRAM, RAS, CAS, CMOS, SDRAM |
| How to
identify a PC133 memory module |
| How to install PC memory
detailed instructions on how to install 30 pin, 72 pin and 168 pin DIMM modules |
| How to make a RAM drive
RAM drive |
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Identifying ValueRAM Memory Modules |
| Intel memory
specifications DDR/DDR2/DDR3 DRAM Components |
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L2 cache latency L2 cache, main memory, hard drive, storage capacity and
latency, L1 cache latency, IPC = Instructions Per clock Cycle,
ppt file |
| L2
cache latency guide |
| Memory access vs CPU speed how fast your
memory can catch up with your CPU speed in this GHz era? |
| Memory and cache
the relationship between cache memory and main memory and what this means when
considering an upgrade of your system's main memory |
| Memory hierarchy
pdf file |
| Memory hierarchy
pdf file |
| Memory hierarchy
ppt file |
| Memory hierarchy
memory hierarchy, types of computer memory, volatile memory, VRAM, tag RAM, synchronous cache, SRAM,
SGRAM, SIMM, SDRAM, secondary cache, RIMM, refresh, RDRAM, primary cache, pipeline burst cache, PMOS, NMOS, parity memory, memory cycle,
memory controller, interleave, HPM, flash memory, FPM DRAM, EDO DRAM, EDRAM, EEPROM, EAROM, DQM, DRAM, DIP, cache controller, BEDO DRAM, click here for primary cache, secondary cache |
| Memory hierarchy
pdf file |
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MEMORY MODULE
SERIAL PRESENCE-DETECT
pdf file |
| Memory
speeds |
| PC SDRAM
Serial Presence Detect (SPD) specification defines the Serial Presence
Detect (SPD) electrical and Data Structure requirements for Synchronous DRAM
Dual In-Line Memory Modules (SDRAM DIMMs) and Small-outline Memory Modules
(SO-DIMM). These SDRAM DIMMs are intended for use as main memory installed on
personal computer, work-station, and/or server motherboards |
| RAM: guide to troubleshooting
the normal procedure is to power up the PC system, watch for error message on the monitor screen and listen to the PC beep tone. A single
beep during boot-up process is normal and does not indicate a failure if the system continues to boot-up |
| Refresh rates
memory refresh rates, each memory cell is used to store a bit of data - stored as an electrical charge - which can be instantaneously retrieved by indicating
the data's row and column location; however, DRAM is a volatile form of memory, which means that it must have power in order to retain data. When the power is
turned off, data in RAM is lost |
| Reliability and
fault tolerance of RAMs supply voltage and power constraints, threshold
voltage control, gate oxide reliability, hot carriers, latchup, soft errors,
electrostatic discharge, and electrical overstress |
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Samsung code information |
| System memory
and CPU speeds guide to the Front Side Bus (FSB) |
| The making of
memory modules- GEIL |
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Unbuffered and registered
DIMMs comparison chart: unbuffered and registered DIMMs |
| Understanding DRAM chip numbers |
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Understanding memory specifications devoted to the evolution of computer memory, sram, bios, buffered, cmos, sdram, dimm, dma, dram, drdram, ecc, edo,
esdram, fpm, jedec, cache, latency, microdimm, parity, pc100, pc133, pc150, pc66, pc800, rdram, pcmcia, ram, computer memory specifications |
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Video RAM caching guide |
| What kind of
memory RAM do I have? |
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