32 bit memory is commonly known as ECC memory. It has an additional 8 bits for Error Correction Check 64 bit memory is non-ECC. 72 bit or 64 bit configuration are typically found in 168 pin DIMMs.
Firewall separates two networks. It allows certain things to go in and out. It can also allow certain packets from cetain hosts to goto certain places.In even simpler terms, it controls what gets into the network and where it can go and it also can control outgoing traffic.In places where there are people who are […]
Some systems require 3.3-volt modules, and others require 5-volt modules. The two are not interchangeable, and the different modules actually have slightly different notches so that you won’t accidentally install a 5V part in a 3.3V slot or vice versa.
Wide Area Network, The best exapmle is the internet
Advantages:
1. SCSI can handle a wide variety of devices: hard drives, scanners, plotters, CD drives, and the list goes on.
2. A SCSI controller can communicate with up to 7 or 15 devices depending on the version. I am sure work is being done to add more.
3. It is often easier to install and setup a […]
Extended Data-Out (EDO) is one of the newest DRAM chip technology which improves memory performance 10 to 15% over equivalent Fast Page Mode devices. Computer systems must be designed to take advantage of this performance increase EDO offers.
You can buy special fans for hard-drives, This will help extract the heat from the drive. You can also download special monitoring software to monitor the tempreature of the hard-drive
A Single In-line Memory Module or SIMM is a small printed circuit board containing memory chips (DRAMs). Most SIMMs have 30 or 72 pins (which are actually printed circuit contacts and not pins). 30-pin SIMMs come in 8-bit (non-parity) or 9-bit (parity). 72-pin SIMMs are generally available in 32-bit (non-parity) or 36-bit (parity) configurations.
What is a DIMM?
A Dual In-line Memory Module or DIMM combines two 72-pin SIMMS into a 168-pin module with 64-bit (non-parity) or 72-bit (parity) data paths.