Memory identification

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Executioner
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Memory identification

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Hi guys,
I have several older type simms - 30 pin and 72 pin - that I would like to try and identify so I know what it is. I've searched the net thinking there might be a web site where I can simply plug in the chip number, but I can't find one. For example. I have a 30 pin simm with the chip markings of: HM511000AJP8.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Post by Absolut Talent »

normally I would go to google.com and enter the numbers

is that excatly how the numbers show up on the chip?

theres no fcc number?
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