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Rambus RIMM PC800

RDRAM memory module, Pentium 4 era. This entry records a distinct product or well-defined family; differences among revisions and similarly named models are called out below.

Locally stored schematic representing Rambus RIMM PC800; not a photograph or dimensional drawing
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MODEL IDENTIFICATION: Match the full model/part number, revision, and region to the item label and its manufacturer documentation. Where a family has multiple revisions, specifications below are not universal across the family.

Recorded specifications

Cataloged partRambus RIMM PC800
Era / familyRDRAM memory module, Pentium 4 era
Key specifications184-pin RIMM; PC800 specifies 800 MT/s data rate; 16-bit RDRAM channel; modules required in populated channel positions.
Interface / fitRIMM channel continuity modules (C-RIMMs) may be required in empty slots; supported capacity and pairing are chipset-specific.
Variants / identificationRIMM is not a DDR DIMM; the heat spreader and notch differ and installation pressure must be even.
Archive recordRecord full part number, hardware revision, serial/date code, firmware/BIOS, accessories, physical condition, and the documentation revision used for verification.

Compatibility and handling

  • Confirm the complete part number, connector signal/pinout, supported host, dimensions, power, firmware and operating-system requirements before use.
  • Inspect for corrosion, cracked parts, bent pins, damaged insulation, failing bearings, leaking cells, or prior repair. Avoid powering unidentified or damaged hardware.
  • For compatibility claims, cite a specific manual, CPU support list, interface standard, or tested host configuration; physical fit alone is insufficient.
  • Record measurements with the test setup and instrument conditions; distinguish vendor maximums from measured or sustained results.

Model notes

RIMM channel continuity modules (C-RIMMs) may be required in empty slots; supported capacity and pairing are chipset-specific.

RIMM is not a DDR DIMM; the heat spreader and notch differ and installation pressure must be even.

Sources & further reading

  1. Manufacturer / standards documentation — Rambus RIMM PC800Reference supplied for this specific model or standards family; verify full revision against the nameplate/manual.
  2. Manufacturer / standards documentation — Rambus RIMM PC800Reference supplied for this specific model or standards family; verify full revision against the nameplate/manual.

Source links may describe a product family, not the exact board revision or region. The full model-specific manual/specification takes precedence.