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   Are-Oh Private E-2

   What is the easiest way to distinguish between high and low density? Most of the time, afaik, the density is not listed on the label.
   
   Am I correct to think that high density RAM has small, less chips on the module?
   
   Thanks for your time and help!

    

   Are-Oh, Apr 11, 2006

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2. 

   Mada_Milty MajorGeek

   Density refers to the capacity of the stick.
   Average sticks these days come in densities of 512MB, for example.

    

   Mada_Milty, Apr 11, 2006

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