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EDO 72-pin SIMM 16 MB

Extended Data Out FPM-era memory module. This file identifies a specific part or clearly bounded model family, rather than an overview of the category.

Original locally stored schematic illustration for EDO 72-pin SIMM 16 MB; not a product photograph
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IDENTIFY THE REVISION: Check the complete product code, suffix, board revision, region, firmware, and date code. Similar names do not guarantee the same hardware.

Part specifications

Catalog subcategorySIMM and early PC memory
Catalog identityEDO 72-pin SIMM 16 MB
Generation / familyExtended Data Out FPM-era memory module
Architecture / ratings72-pin SIMM; 32-bit non-parity or 36-bit parity configurations; 16 MB capacity is common in later EDO modules.
Interface / fitEDO support, maximum module density, access time and bank population depend on motherboard/chipset.
Variants / field identificationEDO and FPM may fit same socket but timing capability must be supported; parity is a separate property.
Evidence to collectPhotograph the nameplate and PCB labels; record test system, firmware, installed accessories, condition, and manual/datasheet revision used to verify specifications.

Compatibility, care & service

  • Check electrical signaling, pinout, voltage, current, connector, mounting and supported firmware before installation; do not rely on matching shapes alone.
  • Inspect physical condition and manufacturer warnings; mains PSUs, CRTs, batteries and spinning media may retain hazardous energy or require specialist service.
  • For vintage equipment, use the correct bus generation, BIOS, driver, media type, cable orientation and resource configuration documented for the machine.
  • Record measured results separately from the manufacturer's published limits and state the setup and measurement conditions.

Model-specific notes

EDO support, maximum module density, access time and bank population depend on motherboard/chipset.

EDO and FPM may fit same socket but timing capability must be supported; parity is a separate property.

Sources & further reading

  1. Manufacturer / standards reference — EDO 72-pin SIMM 16 MBSource for product-family specifications; compare exact suffix, revision, and region with the unit label.
  2. Manufacturer / standards reference — EDO 72-pin SIMM 16 MBSource for product-family specifications; compare exact suffix, revision, and region with the unit label.

Links lead to manufacturer or standards references where available. If a source covers a family, use the exact model's manual as the final authority.