Sophos RAM Modules 8

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Part RoHS Manufacturer Brand Name Product Line Product Model Product Type TAA Compliant Package Type Memory Size Memory Technology Device Supported TCO Certified Module Configuration Packing Energy Star Number of Pins Memory Rank Shipping Height Weight (Approximate) Environmental Certification Environmentally Friendly Product Condition Input Voltage Limited Warranty Signal Processing Error Checking Thickness CAS Latency Product Series Platform Supported Depth Packaged Quantity Form Factor Access Time Height Width Standard Memory Product Name Rugged Shipping Width Memory Voltage Number of Modules Length Plating For Country/Region Shipping Weight (Approximate) Memory Speed Shipping Depth Country of Origin Memory Standard

ASG3200MU-PM

Sophos Plc

Sophos

RAM Module

2 GB

DRAM

2GB DRAM Memory Module

ASG1002MU

Sophos Plc

Sophos

RAM Module

1 GB

DRAM

1GB DRAM Memory Module

ASG1001MU-PM

Sophos Plc

Sophos

RAM Module

1 GB

DRAM

1GB DRAM Memory Module

ASG1001MU

Sophos Plc

Sophos

RAM Module

1 GB

DRAM

1GB DRAM Memory Module

ASG1002MU-PM

Sophos Plc

Sophos

RAM Module

1 GB

DRAM

1GB DRAM Memory Module

ASG2202MU-PM

Sophos Plc

Sophos

RAM Module

1 GB

DRAM

1GB DRAM Memory Module

ASG2202MU

Sophos Plc

Sophos

RAM Module

1 GB

DRAM

1GB DRAM Memory Module

ASG3200MU

Sophos Plc

Sophos

RAM Module

2 GB

DRAM

2GB DRAM Memory Module

1 x 2GB

RAM Modules

RAM (Random Access Memory) modules, also known as memory modules or memory sticks, are essential components of computer systems, providing temporary storage for data and program instructions that the CPU needs to access quickly. RAM modules are composed of semiconductor memory chips mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB). They come in various form factors, such as DIMM (Dual In-Line Memory Module) and SO-DIMM (Small Outline Dual In-Line Memory Module), and different types, including DDR (Double Data Rate), DDR2, DDR3, and DDR4, each offering different data transfer rates and capacities. RAM modules play a crucial role in system performance, affecting tasks such as multitasking, gaming, and multimedia editing.