DIMM socket

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can someone please tell me WHAT a DIMM socket is, what it
does and how to remove it???
thanks

traycee
 
-----Original Message-----
can someone please tell me WHAT a DIMM socket is, what it
does and how to remove it???
thanks

traycee
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It stands for Dual Inline Memory Module (computer RAM).
The DIMM sockey holds your computer's memory. Why would
you want to get rid of it ???
 
A DIMM socket is used for memory.

This DIMM (Dual In-line Memory Module) socket is for the DDR II
(Double Data Rate) SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory)
main memory technology. This main memory technology will replace the
cur-rent DDR SDRAM that uses the 184 position socket.

You don't want to remove the socket, it is on the motherboard for a
good reason. Memory is one of the most important components and if
you decide to add memory then you will want that DIMM socket.
 
Thanks !! didn't remove it (ha ha) reinstalled win2000
and started over....so far so good !! thanks again

-----Original Message-----
A DIMM socket is used for memory.

This DIMM (Dual In-line Memory Module) socket is for the DDR II
(Double Data Rate) SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory)
main memory technology. This main memory technology will replace the
cur-rent DDR SDRAM that uses the 184 position socket.

You don't want to remove the socket, it is on the motherboard for a
good reason. Memory is one of the most important components and if
you decide to add memory then you will want that DIMM socket.




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