What are they used for? Are they even worth anything right now?
Haven't got a clue!Originally Posted by Hokin;14714795
What are they used for? Are they even worth anything right now?
Im not sure. I tried searching up online and nothing comes up for mini dimmOriginally Posted by DuckieHo;14716885
Do you mean SO-DIMM as in laptop memory?
There should be labels providing the part number.Originally Posted by Hokin;14716887
Im not sure. I tried searching up online and nothing comes up for mini dimm
Apparently not - it would seem that Mini DIMM are real things, according to Wikipedia, aside from SODIMM.Originally Posted by DuckieHo;14716885
Do you mean SO-DIMM as in laptop memory?
Ahhhh, Im getting more sad by the moment. Here is one of the sticks pic. Does anyone know what they are used for? I tried ebay searching. Nothing came up .Originally Posted by Escatore;14716899
Apparently not - it would seem that Mini DIMM are real things, according to Wikipedia, aside from SODIMM.
Down at the bottom, under "form factors," it mentions them in passing...
Sorry, but I have to say this is very strange!Originally Posted by Hokin;14714795
What are they used for? Are they even worth anything right now?
When it was listed. It said it was laptop memory. I believed in that until i checked on the model number/code and it wasnt.Originally Posted by Inteller;14717206
Sorry, but I have to say this is very strange!
You don't know what there for.
You don't know if there worth anything at all.
Yet you bought 35 of them.
& apparently, paid a good amount of money for them.
Very strange!
Yea, thats the problem. I could not find anything on them on ebay. Apparently no one sells them?Originally Posted by Mootsfox;14717322
They can be quite valuable if they work.
eBay them. (search by model number)
i used the model number on the product page you linked. Apparently these sell for ~700 for 4x2GB. This seller http://www.ebay.com/itm/M-ASR1K-RP2-8GB-8GB-memory-Cisco-ASR-1000-RP2-Approved-/200387279733?pt=COMP_EN_Networking_Components&hash=item2ea8033b75#ht_1850wt_1187Originally Posted by SgtHop;14717267
It seems to me like they're used in enterprise applications. With a little google-fu, I ended up on the page of a Cisco route processor that uses it. This one specifically. There are probably others as well. But the kit I found (here) is quite expensive, and of a higher density than the sticks you have.
Originally Posted by Hokin ![]() When it was listed. It said it was laptop memory. I believed in that until i checked on the model number/code and it wasnt. |