RDIMM

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RDIMM	Registered Dual In-Line Memory Module

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The RDIMM was designed based on a modified JEDEC Raw Card M configuration. Design and modeling of high-speed, high-density 3-D CSPs and memory ... by Yuan, Frank Y.; Crisp, Richard / Circuits Assembly The industry-standard, 240-pin PC2-4300 DDR2 RDIMM is populated with thirty-six one gigabit (1Gb) DDR2 components using a stacked FBGA technology. Micron samples industry's first 4GB DDR2 registered DIMMS by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor The Company also expects validations of RDIMM (Registered Dual In-line Memory Module) to be completed later this year. Hynix Announces the Intel Validation of 40nm Class 2Gb DDR3 Products by Business Wire			RDHAP RDHC RDHD RDHEF RDHFL RDHM RDHP RDHPCS RDHS RDHX RDI RDI-L RDI-P RDI-V RDIAS RDIB RDIC RDID RDIDS RDIF RDIFS RDIG RDIH RDII RDIM RDIMM RDIMS RDIN RDIP RDIPE RDIR RDIS RDISC RDISS RDIT RDIU RDIV RDIXS RDJ RdJC RDJFL RDJTF RDK RDKB RDKD RDKK RDKP RDKS RDL RDL-SQL RDL/AFEF			RDHC RDHD RDHEF RDHFL RDHM RDHP RDHPCS RDHS RDHX RDI RDI RDI RDI-L RDI-P RDI-V RDIAS RDIB RDIC RDID RDIDS RDIF RDIF RDIF RDIF RDIFS RDIG RDIH RDII RDIM RDIMM RDIMS RDIN RDIP RDIPE RDIR RDIS RDISC RDISS RDIT RDIU RDIV RDIXS RDJ RdJC RDJFL RDJTF RDK RDKB RDKD RDKK RDKP RDKS RDL RDL RDL-SQL

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