Memory Sockets & Connectors

Memory sockets and connectors are integral components in computer hardware, facilitating the connection between the motherboard and RAM modules. These sockets, typically DDR (Double Data Rate) slots, enable seamless insertion and removal of memory modules, ensuring compatibility with various RAM types. The connectors feature a dual-notch design, preventing incorrect installations. Electrical contacts within the socket establish a reliable interface for data transfer between the RAM and the system bus. Memory sockets adhere to industry standards, such as DIMM (Dual Inline Memory Module) or SODIMM (Small Outline DIMM), enhancing interoperability. As a vital link in the memory hierarchy, these connectors play a crucial role in optimizing system performance and responsiveness.

Types of Memory Sockets & Connectors