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Product Overview |
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The D3577A HP 8MB Parity 70ns 36-Bit 72-Pin SIMM Memory is a memory module designed for systems requiring error-checked data storage. It offers 8MB capacity with parity support, a 36-bit data width, and a 70ns access time, fitting into a 72-pin SIMM slot typical of certain legacy HP systems. |
General Information |
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| Brand | HP |
Technical Information |
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| Error Correction | Parity |
| Voltage | 5V |
Performance |
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| Native Speed | 70ns |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Package | FBGA |
| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Miscellaneous |
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| Eco Friendly | Yes |
| Assembly Required | No |
Product Description |
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The HP 8MB Parity 70ns 36-Bit 72-Pin SIMM Memory (part number D3577A) is a memory module designed to provide error-checked data storage for compatible computing systems. This memory module utilizes parity bits to assist with error detection, enhancing data integrity during operation. Typically, this SIMM module is used in legacy systems requiring 36-bit memory configurations for applications where parity error checking is essential. It suits environments where maintaining data accuracy is necessary through hardware-based parity monitoring. Key Features
This memory module provides a balance between capacity and error detection for systems supporting parity memory. It is valuable in setups where data integrity is prioritized over maximum memory size and is suited for maintaining stable operation in compatible hardware. |
Use Cases |
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This HP 8MB Parity SIMM memory module is generally used in older computing environments where parity error checking is necessary. It suits systems demanding 36-bit wide memory modules with moderate capacity and specific pin configurations for compatibility. How It's Used:
In these environments, the module plays a functional role in maintaining system memory stability and error checking without altering existing system architecture. Its specific configuration ensures proper hardware integration in compatible legacy machines. |
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