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Bookmark or Share- Does using udimm or dimm matter - Tom's Hardware ForumStrictly speaking, this could mean any type of DIMM such as Unbuffered, Registered, or Load Reduced. However, it is usually understood by most people that when mentioning "DIMM" by itself, it usually means that the memory is Unbuffered since this is the most common type of memory used (in consumer motherboards).
- what it means 4GB Soldered + 4GB DIMM | Tom's Hardware ForumIt means exactly that: 4GB soldered onto board + 4GB more with add-in ram module (as available option or already present).
- DIMM with UDIMM ram together? | Tom's Hardware ForumThere are a few different types of DIMMs. RDIMM (registered DIMM) and UDIMM (unbuffered), and usually that's related to ECC type RAM. Registered DIMMS (RDIMMS) are always ECC. UDIMMS could be ECC or non-ECC. The Kingston stick is a non-ECC DIMM, which is evident. The Crucial stick is a non-ECC as well.
- What is the actually difference between UDIMM and DIMM?Any DDR3 DIMM can be inserted into any DDR3 DIMM slot. Derivative forms such as SO-DIMM, MicroDIMM, and UniDIMM may contain the exact same chips but are mechanically incompatible. Inside of the DIMM form factor are several different but closely related electrical and logical interfaces. First is the unbuffered DIMM, or UDIMM.
- [SOLVED] - DIMM A1-B1 vs A2-B2 - Tom's Hardware ForumI want to install a matched set of 2x48GB DDR5 RAM sticks (Corsair or Gskill) for 96GB total DDR5 RAM on a new build Asus Maximus Hero Z790 MB with an Intel-i9 13900K CPU. I would like to install the 2 sticks in DIMM Slots A2-B2 for dual channels and leave the A1-B1 slots empty to provide...
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