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RDRAM (Designed for Intel Chipset; had to be installed in pairs)
DDR (266 / 333 / 400 Mhz) (Intel Pentium 3 / 4, AMD Socket-A / Socket-754 AMD64)
DDR2 (533 / 667 / 800 Mhz) (Intel LGA-775, AMD Socket-939 / AM2)
DDR3 (1333 - 3200 Mhz)
DDR4 (2133 - 3400 Mhz)
Generally with DDR, these when installed in proper paired configs; then allow for Dual-Channel Mode (128-bit (twice as much data per read/write cycle); instead of 64-bit Single-Channel)
and the dip ram chips
had good times replacing those and findng out which were bad
Good to see someone else remembers those; what a pain they were.
Now we look "old" for sure...
0m ram moodules, yay (because all slots had to be filled)