SDRAM PC133
[ɛs-di-ræm pi-si wən-θɜrti-θri]
nounpl: SDRAM PC133s
SDRAM PC133
1. A type of synchronous dynamic random-access memory (SDRAM) with a maximum clock speed of 133 MHz, commonly used in personal computers from the late 1990s to early 2000s
The computer's motherboard required SDRAM PC133 modules for optimal performance.
A placa-mãe do computador exigia módulos SDRAM PC133 para desempenho ideal.
2. Memory RAM standard that operates at 133 megahertz and features a 168-pin DIMM configuration
I upgraded my system by installing two SDRAM PC133 sticks with 256MB each.
Atualizei meu sistema instalando dois pentes SDRAM PC133 de 256MB cada.
SDRAM PC133 was a prevalent computer memory standard in Brazil and worldwide during the late 1990s and early 2000s, representing the standard upgrade path for personal computers before the transition to DDR memory. In Brazilian tech markets, this specification remains a reference point when discussing legacy computer systems. This term is primarily technical jargon used by IT professionals, computer builders, and enthusiasts rather than general vocabulary.
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