Difference in Memory Part Numbers
peanutnoggin
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Hi TE,
I'm looking to max out my 1760 from 32M Flash 64M Dram, but right now I have a dilemma... when I looked online for the memory replacement I found two different memory parts: mem1700-64u128d and mem1700-64d. I've seen the same thing for the flash memory as well. Both DRAM memory parts are the same price, but I was curious about their differences. I also would like to know which one was better (if one is better than the other). Thanks.
V/r
~Peanut
I'm looking to max out my 1760 from 32M Flash 64M Dram, but right now I have a dilemma... when I looked online for the memory replacement I found two different memory parts: mem1700-64u128d and mem1700-64d. I've seen the same thing for the flash memory as well. Both DRAM memory parts are the same price, but I was curious about their differences. I also would like to know which one was better (if one is better than the other). Thanks.
V/r
~Peanut
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tiersten Member Posts: 4,505There are different Cisco part number for something that came with the device and something which is a spare or upgrade. The = at the end of the part number marks it as a spare or upgrade part. The resellers are just differentiating on that as well.
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tiersten Member Posts: 4,505MEM1700-64U128D Cisco 1700 64 MB to 128 MB DRAM Factory Upgrade
MEM1700-64U96D Cisco 1700 64 MB to 96 MB DRAM Factory Upgrade
MEM1700-32U64MFS Cisco 1760 32 MB to 64 MB Flash SIMM Factory Upgrade
MEM1700-16D= Cisco 1700 16 MB DRAM DIMM-Spare
MEM1700-32D= Cisco 1700 32 MB DRAM DIMM-Spare
MEM1700-64D= Cisco 1700 64 MB DRAM DIMM-Spare -
peanutnoggin Member Posts: 1,096 ■■■□□□□□□□Thanks tiersten!We cannot have a superior democracy with an inferior education system!
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