My ram doesn’t fit. The issue is not the slot but it not fitting into the PC case.
I believe it’s made by Zuse and clocked at 3kHz
My ram doesn’t fit. The issue is not the slot but it not fitting into the PC case.
I believe it’s made by Zuse and clocked at 3kHz
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Well why are you posting this then, the case isn’t big enough, solution, get a bigger case
Try harder
This is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic-core_memory
Sounds like you need to get an angle grinder to make a hole in the case.
you have to ram it in, obviously
If you have a normal PC you‘d need something like DDR3/4/5. They are much smaller and don‘t have stops in the connectors
This is the most absurdly shaped ram I think k I’ve ever seen
Turn it around you noob!
Are you dumb bro. This is ddr2 and I guarantee you’re trying to put it into your gddr4 motherboard socket
When you can count the bits
Very cool. Pic of the machine its for?
Did u download that? Link plz
I need pictures from every angle. For reasons…
Its absolutely amazing, Just can imagine watching the man hand cross each copper wire and loop it through what im assuming is magnetic sleeves, looping around and connecting each line.
Looks more like a hyperspace modulator or something
Idk if this is the place for vintage hardware. Your results will vary wildly, lots of jokesters. I think there is a vintage computer sub some where.
This reminds me of the Saturn 5 memory module it looks the exact same even, crazy that chicken nets and washers ended up guiding man kinds most powerful machine to the moon and back home
Ok but all jokes aside can anyone school me rq on wtf that is?
can this dude run pong?
Probably faster than the ram that my company uses
Good news is it’s extremely ‘green’, it draws exactly zero power when in standby mode, and so long as you don’t get it near magnetic fields, it’ll hold it’s data for decades.
I’ll never be able to foget this stuff. You might even say it’s a… core memory…
It won’t fit in your computer but it’ll fit in a rocket and land you on the moon 😉
Wdym follow the directions it’s called RAM for a reason. Ram it in.
So probably even a modern HDD would have faster transfer speeds than this RAM , am I correct?