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Compaq 128954-001 8MB FastPage Parity 80ns 72-Pin SIMM Memory Module
- Type: SIMM Memory Module
- Capacity: 8MB
- Speed: 80ns
- Features: FastPage Parity
- Connector: 72-pin
- Designed for older computer systems
- Used for RAM expansion
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Product Overview
The Compaq 128954-001 is an 8MB FastPage Parity SIMM memory module with an 80ns speed rating and a 72-pin connector. It was used in older computer systems for memory expansion.
Technical Information
| Type | SIMM Memory Module |
| Capacity | 8 MB |
| Speed | 80 ns |
| Features | FastPage Parity |
Additional Specifications
| Connector | 72-pin |
| Brand | Compaq |
| Part Number | 128954-001 |
Product Description
The Compaq 128954-001 is a Single In-line Memory Module (SIMM) that provides 8 megabytes (MB) of RAM. This module utilizes FastPage mode memory, which allows for faster access to data within a page, and includes parity checking for basic error detection, enhancing data integrity in compatible systems. With an access speed of 80 nanoseconds (ns), it was designed to meet the performance requirements of computer systems from its era. The module features a 72-pin connector, which is characteristic of older SIMM form factors used in many desktop computers and servers from the 1990s and early 2000s. These modules were installed in banks on the motherboard to expand the system's total available Random Access Memory (RAM), which is crucial for running operating systems and applications efficiently. This specific memory module is a legacy component, primarily relevant for maintaining or upgrading older Compaq or compatible systems that utilize 72-pin SIMM slots. Its 8MB capacity and 80ns speed indicate its place in the evolution of computer memory technology, where larger capacities and faster speeds have since become standard. It represents a piece of computing history, essential for the functionality of vintage hardware.
