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Which memory type is equivalent to a DDR4-1600 module?

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Which memory type is equivalent to a DDR4-1600 module?

Which memory type is equivalent to a DDR4-1600 module?
A) 1.06Gb/s
B) Registered memory
C) PC4-12800
D) RIMM

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Complete A+ Guide to IT Hardware and Software

Complete A+ Guide to IT Hardware and Software

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jaylyn Author

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this is exactly what I needed

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Good timing, thanks!

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