AMD particles in Kingston memory

Speaking of AMD, we all know its CPU. But have you ever seen amd make memory particles? Now let's take a look!

Kingston memory with AMD Particles

This is an antique Kingston memory collected by netizens during the fortune hunting activity for the 20th anniversary of Kingston. As you can see, this is the world's largest independent memory module manufacturer, Kingston. AMD logo on particles is clearly visible!

Take a closer look, particle number: am29f 016d

Unlike the Kingston memory we usually see, this memory is not a valueram series starting with kvr. The starting Number of KCS indicates that it is specially customized for the Cisco server and belongs to Kingston's "system-specified memory ". Kingston's "system-specific memory" is customized for computer systems of specific brands, specific series, and specific models. According to this "system-designated memory", it is customized for Cisco 3640 series network router products.

A vro is also equivalent to a micro-computer. It has its own CPU and memory and performs network routing according to the program stored in the hardware. If the server still has regular maintenance and repair, the router will not stop unless there is a power outage. It is hard to understand that stability and reliability are the first requirement of the network router. This Kingston "system-designated memory" is one of the core components to ensure the stable operation of the system.

Common Cisco routers in the IDC, many of which are equipped with Kingston memory

It is found that the Kingston memory has been in existence for 10 years since its release in March 17, 1997. Ten years ago, AMD and Intel were still producing memory particles.

Kingston has a long history of 20 years since its launch in 1987. "System-specified memory" is the oldest series of Kingston products. Next, there will be a lot of antique Kingston memory to be delivered to Beijing to check the real body. What new discoveries will there be? Let's stay tuned to the Kingston China website.