Two types of DDR2 ?

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by runiu, Jun 30, 2007.

  1. runiu

    runiu Nibble Poster

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    Hello again!

    I've two ddr2 memory modules but they are different...

    First one is Hynix 512mb 1rx8 pc2-4200E-44-12
    Second is 512mb 1rx8 pc2-5300f-555-11-a0 ddr2 667 cl5 ecc

    But they are different and don't fit in the same socket...

    Any ideas ??? :)
     
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  2. wizard

    wizard Petabyte Poster

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    Can you post the specs of your motherboard, or a link to the motherboard on the manufacturer's website?
     
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  3. runiu

    runiu Nibble Poster

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    I don't have motherboard which support this memory...

    I just have these modules...they are different...looks almost the same but the hole is in the wrong place
     
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  4. r.h.lee

    r.h.lee Gigabyte Poster

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    runiu,

    How do you know they are DDR memory modules?
     
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  5. runiu

    runiu Nibble Poster

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    pc2-4200 it's ddr2 and pc2-5300 is also ddr2 isn't ?
     
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  6. hbroomhall

    hbroomhall Petabyte Poster Gold Member

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    Possibly one is registered memory, and the other is unbuffered.

    Post the actual part numbers and I'll look it up. For a Hynix module the number will start with HY.

    Harry.
     
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  7. runiu

    runiu Nibble Poster

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    HYMP564U72BP8-C4 AB-T

    second one is

    MT9HTF6472FY-667B4D3

    I don't know the manufacturer for the second one
     
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  8. Raffaz

    Raffaz Kebab Lover Gold Member

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    I think that second one is FBDIMM and its used mainly on servers
     
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  9. runiu

    runiu Nibble Poster

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    Raffaz you're right...That memory is FB-DIMM...

    Thanks
     
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  10. hbroomhall

    hbroomhall Petabyte Poster Gold Member

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    This is an unbuffered ECC module.

    Micron made this one. It is fully-buffered, which is why the key is in a different position. It is also ECC.

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