A memory module that uses a 64-bit path and takes on non-Rambus memory is called:
A)SIMM.
B)SO RIMM.
C)DIMM.
D)RIMM.

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DIMM memory slots use a 64-bit data transfer bus.
Key Takeaway: A DIMM (dual in-line memory module) is a series of dynamic RAM integrated circuits. DIMM modules were designed for use in personal computers, servers, and workstations. DIMMs have overtaken SIMMs, which have only a 32-bit data path, as the predominant type of data module. Both RIMMs (Rambus in-line memory modules) and SO RIMMs (small outline Rambus in-line memory modules) are types of packaging for RDRAM, created by Rambus, Inc. RIMMs have a 64-bit transfer rate, while SO-RIMMs are significantly smaller and come in 32-bit and 64-bit models.

A Memory Module That Uses a 64-Bit Path and Takes