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RAMCHEK DDR3 240-pin Adapter

Tests and identifies 240-pin PC3-6400 and PC3-8500 DDR3 modules at true clock speed. Tests and identifies 240-pin PC3-10600 and PC3-12800 at reduced frequency.
Supports Registered (RDIMM), Unbuffered (UDIMM) and ECC DDR3 modules up to 8GB+.
Reliable and affordable, very simple to operate - size, speed and structure are automatically detected by the tester. No need for user setup.
Rugged 240-pin test socket for heavy use.
Very fast. Test a 1GB DDR3 DIMM in less than one minute (Basic test).
Supports SPD programming.
Automatic and user controlled test parameters of Trcd, CAS Latency (CL), Write CAS Latency (CWL), Additive Latency (AL), Write Recovery (WR), OCD and more.
Upgrade with free firmware upgrades available online.
Includes powerful SPD Wizard for programming, editing saving SPD files.

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The RAMCHECK DDR3 adapter includes many new features which are relevant to the differences between DDR3 technology and the older DDR2 and DDR technology.
As with all of our RAMCHECK/RAMCHECK LX testers, each module's size, structure, and type are automatically detected, without the need for user's setup. The test flow follows our standard Basic Test, Extensive Test, and Auto-Loop process. The RAMCHECK DDR3 adapter is very simple to operate, with little training or setup required.
The RAMCHECK DDR3 adapter includes many new features which are relevant to the differences between DDR3 technology and the older DDR2 and DDR technology. As with all of our RAMCHECK/RAMCHECK LX testers, each module's size, structure, and type are automatically detected, without the need for user's setup. The test flow follows our standard Basic Test, Extensive Test, and Auto-Loop process. The RAMCHECK DDR3 adapter is very simple to operate, with little training or setup required.

RAMCHECK DDR3 Coverage
PC3-6400	PC3-8500	PC3-10600	PC3-12800
DD3-800 Mhz	DDR3-1066Mhz	DDR3-1333Mhz	DDR3-1600Mhz
Test at full frequency	Test at full frequency	Test at lower frequency	Test at lower frequency