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IBM 11H0633 16MB Memory Module
- Capacity: 16 MB
- Brand: IBM
- Type: Likely EDO or Fast Page Mode DRAM (depending on system age)
- Form Factor: Likely SIMM (e.g., 72-pin or 168-pin) or proprietary
- Designed for specific IBM systems
- Used for basic system memory expansion
- Low power consumption
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Product Overview
The IBM 11H0633 is a 16MB memory module. This is a relatively small capacity by modern standards, suggesting it is intended for older IBM systems or specific embedded applications where memory requirements are minimal.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Memory Module |
| Capacity | 16 MB |
| Brand | IBM |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | Likely EDO DRAM or FPM DRAM |
| Form Factor | Likely SIMM |
Product Description
The IBM 11H0633 is a 16 Megabyte (MB) memory module, a component designed to provide additional Random Access Memory (RAM) for compatible IBM computer systems. Given its small capacity, this module is likely intended for older personal computers, workstations, or specialized embedded systems manufactured by IBM during the era when 16MB was a significant amount of RAM. The specific type of DRAM (Dynamic Random-Access Memory) used, such as EDO (Extended Data Out) or Fast Page Mode (FPM), would depend on the age and architecture of the IBM system it is designed for. Similarly, the form factor could be a Single In-line Memory Module (SIMM), commonly 72-pin for EDO/FPM, or potentially a DIMM if it's for a slightly later system. IBM often used proprietary designs, so the exact pin count and configuration might be specific to their product lines. This memory module serves the fundamental purpose of increasing the system's ability to hold and access data for active processing. While 16MB is insufficient for modern operating systems and applications, it would have been adequate for the software and operating systems of its time, such as early versions of Windows or DOS-based applications. It represents a piece of legacy hardware used for system upgrades or maintenance.
