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Memory Type:
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SDRAM
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Memory Speed:
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PC100 |
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Chipset:
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Chipset :
A group of chips that together make up a complete computer processing unit,
usually on one circuit board (the motherboard). It may include the main central
processor, graphics processors, secondary cache memory, and input-output
controllers. Memory is one component controlled by the chipset.
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Memory Type:
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Non-ECC Non-Registered, ECC Non-Registered, |
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Memory Slot(s):
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3 |
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Max. Memory Per System:
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768MB |
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Max. Memory Per Slot:
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256MB |
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Dual Channel Memory Support:
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Not Supported
Dual Channel :
A development in motherboard and chipset design that allows for increased
bandwidth transfer when using two or more memory modules in separate transfer
channels. These separate channels allow each module access to the memory
controller, increasing throughput bandwidth. It is a good idea to use matched
pairs of modules to ensure the best compatibility for dual channel operation. |
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Tri-Channel Memory Support:
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Not Support
Tri-Channel :
A development in motherboard and chipset design that allows for increased
bandwidth transfer when using three or more memory modules in separate transfer
channels. These separate channels allow each module access to the memory
controller, increasing throughput bandwidth. It is a good idea to use matched
three modules to ensure the best compatibility for tri-channel operation. |
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Install Memory in Pairs:
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Not Required
Install in Pairs :
Memory modules must be installed in pairs of matched memory size. This means
that if you purchased your computer with 128 MB of memory installed and you
want to add another 512 MB of memory, you must remove the two continuity
modules and replace them with two 256-MB memory modules.
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Laptop Memory