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- What Is DIMM? - Enterprise Storage Forum
DIMM is a type of computer memory that installs in the motherboard’s memory slots Discover what it means, its advantages and more
- [SOLVED] - Whats the difference between DIMM, UDIMM, SO-DIMM?
UDIMM is a DIMM that is not registered (buffered), typical consumer computer memory SO-DIMM is a different pin layout for laptops usually edit: note that memory is sold to work as a set, even another of the same may not work -- although it usually does Mixing speeds or timings will make success much less likely
- What is SIMM, DIMM, SODIMM and RIMM memory? - Toms Hardware Forum
What is SIMM, DIMM, SODIMM and RIMM memory? Are these some kind of old ram sticks that are predecessors of the DDR RAMs?
- Does it matter which dimm slot i put my ram in? - Toms Hardware Forum
If the manual recommends DIMM slots 1 and 2, those will provide dual channel speed If you have them in 1 and 3, you are losing some performance by only being in single channel speed If you add another pair of matched RAM sticks, they should go in 1 and 4
- Is DIMM and UDIMM cross compatible? - Toms Hardware Forum
Yes, UDIMM and DIMM are necessarily the same, Non-ECC But if it is mentioned 'ECC' UDIMM, then not supported as Rampage III Gene does not support ECC Unbuffered
- Does using udimm or dimm matter ? | Toms Hardware Forum
UDIMM means Unbuffered Dual In-line Memory Module This is the type of memory used on most (consumer) motherboards DIMM just means Dual In-line Memory Module Strictly speaking, this could mean any type of DIMM such as Unbuffered, Registered, or Load Reduced However, it is usually understood by most people that when mentioning "DIMM" by itself, it usually means that the memory is Unbuffered
- [SOLVED] - DIMM Slot A1 and A2 suddenly not working
I meant that usually people say that broken DIMM slots can be the cause of bent CPU pins I bought my motherboard used so no warranty on it I guess I'll just use the RAM single channel and get a new motherboard at some point The thing is that I could use the the A2 slot and B2 slot for a bit with freezing here and there and then suddenly not being able to boot at all with anything in the A
- DIMM vs SODIMM - Toms Hardware Forum
DIMM is a memory module (Dual Inline Memory Module) while SODIMM is the technical term for laptop RAM (Small Outline DIMM) The difference in terminology is meaningless, if confusing
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