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IBM 05H0929 8MB EDO non-Parity 60ns 72-Pin SIMM Memory Module
- 8MB Capacity
- EDO (Extended Data Out) RAM
- Non-Parity Memory
- 60ns Speed Rating
- 72-Pin SIMM Form Factor
- Designed for older IBM systems
- Suitable for system memory upgrades
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Product Overview
The IBM 05H0929 is an 8MB EDO non-parity SIMM memory module. It operates with a speed of 60ns and features a 72-pin connector. This module is designed for older IBM or compatible systems that require EDO (Extended Data Out) RAM for system upgrades or replacements.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 8MB |
| Memory Type | EDO RAM |
| Speed | 60ns |
Additional Specifications
| Parity | Non-Parity |
| Pin Count | 72-Pin |
| Form Factor | SIMM |
Product Description
The IBM 05H0929 is a legacy memory module with a capacity of 8 megabytes, utilizing EDO (Extended Data Out) RAM technology. EDO RAM was an advancement over standard FPM (Fast Page Mode) RAM, allowing the memory controller to access data more quickly by enabling the next memory access to begin before the previous one was fully completed. This module is specifically identified as non-parity, meaning it does not include error-checking bits, which is common for desktop systems of its era. Operating at a speed of 60 nanoseconds (ns), this SIMM (Single In-line Memory Module) provides a certain level of performance suitable for the systems it was designed for. The 72-pin connector is characteristic of EDO SIMMs, distinguishing them from earlier 30-pin SIMMs and later DIMMs. This module is intended for installation in motherboards that feature 72-pin SIMM slots and support EDO memory. This particular part number, 05H0929, is associated with IBM systems, suggesting it was either an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part or a compatible upgrade for specific IBM PC models from the mid-to-late 1990s. It serves as a replacement or expansion memory for systems that require this specific type of older RAM technology, enabling users to maintain or slightly enhance the memory capacity of vintage computer hardware.
