[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Memory

UDIMM

Unbuffered DIMM, the standard memory module type for desktop computers.

Also known as: Unbuffered DIMM

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

UDIMM is the standard desktop memory module, using unbuffered chips for low latency and cost. Servers often use buffered (registered) memory instead.

See SO-DIMM.

Where UDIMM Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is UDIMM?

Unbuffered DIMM, the standard memory module type for desktop computers.

What terms are related to UDIMM?

Related Memory terms include quad-channel, RDIMM.

Related Technical Terms

quad-channel
Using four memory channels for higher bandwidth in workstations. Memory
RDIMM
Registered DIMM — server memory with a register buffer. Memory
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