Help identify this RAM stick please...

[150hp]

Good day-

I got this ram stick in a box of computer stuff that i got. I want to sell the stuff I don't need but of course I want to know what I have first. I have everything else figured out but this thing. The little info sticker is missing so here is what I know:

168 pin
single sided
each of the 8 chips reads: "8Mx16 SDRAM - 75"

So can I safely assume this is a 128MB stick?

Any help is appriciated.

Thanks.

 

[NusuniAdmin]

it looks like 128 meg SDRAM module to me.....

 

[FuzzyBallz]

8x64 = 64MB
16x64 = 128MB
32x64 = 256MB
64x64 = 512MB

 

[NusuniAdmin]

8x64 = 64MB
16x64 = 128MB
32x64 = 256MB
64x64 = 512MB

so what is 8Mx16?

 

[jared_kipe]

Gotta tell him it is either a 100 or 133MHz chip too. Probably anyway.

 

[jared_kipe]

On second thought maybe it is a 75MHz, don't know if they made it at that speed.

 

[Sun Baked]

So does that make this a 66MHz 16MB SDRAM? or a 75ns DIMM?

 

[FuzzyBallz]

Ok, seriously man, just stick that RAM in a system that uses SDRAM, then run CPU-Z if you got a PC, and System Profile if you got a Mac.

 

[edesignuk]

So can I safely assume this is a 128MB stick?

Assumption is the mother of all ____ ups!

 

[wcj912]

Probably easiest thing to do stick it in a computer and find out!

 

[Macs R Us]

This looks to be an old one with a slower refresh rate... I think it could be a 128/64/32/16 I would surmise that it is ether 168pin or simmalr.

 

[tomf87]

According to this site, they are showing 8Mx16 as 128MB. Of course speed, ECC, registered, and buffered options will make a difference as to whether it works in your system or not.

 

[slughead]

According to this site, they are showing 8Mx16 as 128MB. Of course speed, ECC, registered, and buffered options will make a difference as to whether it works in your system or not.

No parity though!