[c-nsp] Question about RSP4 memory

[David Sinn]

RSP4 memory is buffered DIMM memory (can't recall the voltage).  It is 
not compatible with normal unbuffered DIMM's you find in most PC's.  It 
is however compatible with a number of server memory sticks of the era 
(AKA I know that Compaq 1850R's can use the memory).

The easiest way to see if you have the right type is to compare the 
notches on the DIMM's.  One notch key's for un/buffered, the other for 
voltage.

VIP2-50's, GRP's and E0-2 GSR LC's are in the same boat (for CPU 
memory).

David


On Apr 5, 2005, at 7:00 AM, Rik Koenig wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We're receiving some RSP4s for 7507s in a lab setup, and I have a 
> question
> about the RSP DRAM module. Is it a simple DIMM (i.e. can I use a 
> module for
> a PC in the RSP), or is it a Cisco-proprietary piece of equipment? As a
> corollary, I'd also like to ask the same question about the VIP2-50s.
>
> Thanks,
> ~Rik
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