| Short for Single In-line Memory Module, SIMM is a circuit board that holds six to nine memory chips per board,
the ninth chip usually an error checking chip (parity / non parity) and were commonly used with Intel Pentium or Pentium compatible motherboards. SIMMs
are rarely used today have have been widely replaced by
DIMMs. Below is a
graphic illustration of a 4MB SIMM as well as a diagram pointing out the important features of a SIMM.
Also see: Memory definitions, RAM | |
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