Low-cost device tests new DDR2 SO-DIMM “laptop” memory modules
Houston, Texas February 7, 2007 INNOVENTIONS, Inc., the leading
manufacturer of standalone benchtop computer memory testers, is now shipping a
low-price converter that provides inexpensive testing of 200-pin DDR2 SO-DIMM
memory modules used in laptop computers. The converter works with the
company’s RAMCHECK DDR2 memory tester.
“Major laptop PC manufacturers are quickly switching over from older DDR
to DDR2 SO-DIMM memory,” said David Y. Feinstein, President of
INNOVENTIONS. “These manufacturers, as well as distributors and retailers,
are demanding a low-cost way to verify memory quality without spending hours
testing each module on a motherboard. When combined with the RAMCHECK DDR2
tester, this converter makes memory testing affordable for even small
organizations”
The 200-pin DDR2 Converter tests PC2-5300/5400, PC2-4200 and PC2-3200 DDR2
modules. It works only with INNOVENTIONS’ RAMCHECK DDR2 tester. The
converter requires no special setup and is simple to operate.
During each test, the memory module’s size, structure and type are
automatically detected. The tester quickly spots bad memory chips and alerts
the user with a warning tone and visual signal. Testing a typical DDR2 SO-DIMM
takes less than a minute.
For current RAMCHECK DDR2 users, the 200-pin DDR2 Converter retails for $175
and is available for immediate delivery. Special discount pricing is available
for those who don’t own the RAMCHECK tester.
For more information, call INNOVENTIONS at 281-879-6226 or visit
www.innoventions.com.
About INNOVENTIONS
INNOVENTIONS, Inc., a Houston-based private company, pioneered the field of
portable memory testers in 1987 when it introduced the world's first DRAM chip
tester. Since then, the company has developed the SIMCHECK memory tester in
1990, the SIMCHECK II in 1996, and the RAMCHECK tester in 2001.
Note: INNOVENTIONS, RAMCHECK, and SIMCHECK are
registered trademarks of INNOVENTIONS, Inc.
SOURCE: INNOVENTIONS, Inc.
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