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Visiontek 006-1087894 8MB Simm Non ECC EDO Memory
- Memory Capacity: 8MB
- Memory Type: EDO DRAM
- Form Factor: SIMM (Single In-line Memory Module)
- Voltage: Typically 5V or 3.3V (check system compatibility)
- Features: Non-ECC
- Designed for legacy systems
- Provides basic memory expansion
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Product Overview
The Visiontek 006-1087894 is an 8MB SIMM memory module featuring EDO (Extended Data Out) technology. Designed for older computer systems, it offers basic memory expansion. This non-ECC module provides a simple upgrade path for systems that utilize SIMM slots and EDO RAM.
Technical Information
| Memory Size | 8MB |
| Memory Type | EDO DRAM |
| Form Factor | SIMM |
Additional Specifications
| ECC | Non-ECC |
| Brand | Visiontek |
| Model | 006-1087894 |
Product Description
The Visiontek 006-1087894 is a legacy memory module with a capacity of 8MB. It utilizes EDO (Extended Data Out) DRAM, a type of dynamic random-access memory that was an improvement over earlier Fast Page Mode DRAM. EDO RAM allows the CPU to access memory more quickly by enabling the next memory access cycle to begin before the previous one is completed, thus reducing latency. This memory module uses the SIMM (Single In-line Memory Module) form factor. SIMM modules feature a set of pins on one edge that connect to the motherboard's memory slots. The 'Single' in SIMM refers to the fact that the data pins are only on one side of the module, unlike DIMMs which have pins on both sides. This module is non-ECC, meaning it does not have error-checking capabilities. Given its EDO technology and SIMM form factor, this memory module is intended for use in older computer systems, typically from the 1990s or early 2000s, that were designed to support this type of RAM. It serves as a component for memory upgrades or replacements in compatible legacy motherboards, providing a small but potentially crucial increase in system memory for basic computing tasks of that era.
