Memory - RAM

Random Access Memory or RAM is hardware that allows non permanent storage of the working data. This data is lost when the computer is switched off. RAM is fitted directly on to the computers motherboard and is required for the operating system and programs to run. The two main factors that determine the performance of RAM, is the memory size which is measured in gigabytes and the speed. There are various fitments such as DDR, DDR2, DDR3, SDRAM and RIMM, which depend on the motherboards specification. Updated 01/06/11

SDRAM - PC100 / 133

SDRAM or Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory or Synchronous DRAM. A DRAM designed to deliver bursts of data at very high speed using automatic addressing, multiple page interleaving and a synchronous (or clocked) interface. Speeds of these modules are either 100Mhz and 133Mhz

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1 LN577 32MB Samsung Major, SDRAM PC100 (100), 168 Pin, Non-ECC Unbuffered £1.95 ex VAT £2.34 inc VAT Compare	2 LN574 HOT SELLER 256MB Major, SDRAM PC133 (133), 168 Pin, Non-ECC Unbuffered £3.75 ex VAT £4.50 inc VAT Compare	3 LN568 HOT SELLER 128MB Samsung Major, SDRAM PC133 (133), 168 Pin, Non-ECC Unbuffered £5.49 ex VAT £6.59 inc VAT Compare
4 LN2595 HOT SELLER 512MB SDRAM PC133, 168 Pin, Non-ECC Unbuffered £5.94 ex VAT £7.13 inc VAT Compare