Hi all
Could anybody help me determining how many megabytes of a stick of EDO RAM with part number printed on the sticker as follows:
SEC KMM 5328104BK-6U
KOREA 9715H

While on each chip printed as follows:
SEC KOREA 713
KM44C4104BK-6

There are 8 chips on each side of the stick.
What I found from the internet was its manufacturer was SAMSUNG. Its specification quoted in www.imarketlive.com as : EDO 8x32-60-16C-2K. I don't know what 8x32 and 2K means? But guess that 60 means 60ns, 16C means 16 chips.
However, I need to know how many MB. on one stick. I bought 2 of them from someone who claimed that there are 64MB on each stick. But when putting them on my ASUS SP97-V, which support upto 64MB on each bank, each stick has only 32MB.

How can I determine its size in MB?

Thanks
Banphotu

The 8 X 32 sticks are 32 meg. To decipher that you divide the byte length (8 bit) into the 32 to get 4. Then you multiply that 4 times the first 8 to get 32.

So a 4 x 32 is 16 meg, 2 x 32 is 8 meg, and so on.

Similar notation on a 64 meg stick would be 16 x 32.

Thank you so much Dave.
You not only give a prompt reply but with clear and valuable knowledge!
I am sure that it will benefit others as well.

I will check in this board more often and let the computer geeks in Thailand know about this site too.

Thanks again.
banphotu

You're welcome. The notation is kind of confusing. Sometimes people unfamiliar with it will see '2 x 32' for example and assume incorrectly it means 2 sticks of 32 meg.

Hi there.
How do you use www.imarketlive.com to get you the information about an unknown RAM module? I tried with the above SEC (Samsung) module, but with no luck.
Can you help me, please?

I've never tried using that site. 44C4104 is a more generic search term for that chip.