Is ther a site where I can look up SDRAM chip markings?

[raz]

I'm working trade with someone who needs Micron -8E memory. I'm pretty sure I have what he needs but want to be 100% sure before we do the trade.
These are the markings on the sticker thats on the chip:

MT16LSDT1664AG-10EC7 PC100-222-620
MALAYSIA 0005
128MB, SYNCH, 100Mhz, CL2

It doesn't say -8E on the sticker but these are the markings on the actual black chips on the SDRAM module:

0002 2-2
MT 48LC8M8A2
TG -8E C

So I'd like to know if my assumption is correct that this chip is what this gent needs.

Thanks
raz

 

[Lore]

I would say those are definitely 8E Micron chips. And at CAS 2, that sounds right...

Who made the stick of RAM? It's just using the Micron chips, right?

 

[Ulysses]

That certainly looks like Crucial/Micron Technology -8E 8 ns memory modules to me too.

But call 1-800-336-8896 to confirm with Crucial/Micron.

Also, Hyundai's website (I have no link - sorry) is reported to have .pdf files that explain all the codes on countless varieties of memory chips. But I don't think you need that kind of info.

 

[Mday]

http://www.lostcircuits.com/memory/table1.html

It is PC100 SDRAM, 128 MB, and 8 ns

 

[Mday]

or here, if you can read korean (?)

http://brainbox.co.kr/home/news/mem/Memory2/index.htm

it made a reference to anandtech, so i assume the info is ripped from the main site somewhere. But i don't ever recall any RAM articles where chip ID was ever shown.

 

[Mday]

and see here

http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/Forum3/HTML/000176.html

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oh, i did a search by looking up "48LC8M8A2" without the quotes in altavista. 😛 just a note for future reference. i looked chip markings up on the web when i put this PC together.

 

[Mday]

basically i think you have a very good module there. whether or not your stick is one of them, some went all the way to 133.

 

[Mday]

or even here http://www.micron.com/mti/msp/html/motsoltek.html

 

[raz]

Thanks for the help guys!

Mday - bookmarked those links. What do I owe ya? <g>