HP 5063-7941 4MB EDO SIMM Memory Module

Name: HP 5063-7941 4MB EDO SIMM Memory Module
Brand: HP

The HP 5063-7941 4MB EDO SIMM provides a simple memory upgrade for compatible legacy systems that need additional DRAM.

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Overview

Legacy Memory Module: HP 5063-7941 EDO 4MB SIMM

This HP 5063-7941 EDO SIMM memory module provides 4MB of additional DRAM memory for compatible systems, offering a simple upgrade solution for older hardware.

Type: EDO SIMM
Capacity: 4MB
Speed: 60ns

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

Genuine HP part ensures compatibility with supported HP legacy systems
60ns speed rating meets the standard for EDO SIMM-era hardware
Simple slot-in installation requires no tools or technical expertise
Provides a cost-effective way to extend the life of older equipment

👎 Cons

4MB capacity is extremely small by any modern standard
Only compatible with legacy systems that accept 72-pin EDO SIMM modules
Increasingly difficult to find compatible hardware that uses this memory type
No performance benefit in any system built after the late 1990s

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of memory is the HP 5063-7941?

It is a 4MB EDO (Extended Data Out) SIMM (Single Inline Memory Module), a type of DRAM used in older computer systems from the mid-to-late 1990s.

What speed is this memory module rated at?

The HP 5063-7941 is rated at 60ns (nanoseconds), which was a standard speed for EDO SIMM modules of this era.

Is this module compatible with modern computers?

No, EDO SIMM memory is not compatible with modern systems. It is designed for legacy hardware that uses 72-pin SIMM slots, typically systems from the Pentium era.

Can I use this module alongside other memory types in the same system?

EDO SIMM modules should generally be used with other EDO SIMMs. Mixing EDO and FPM (Fast Page Mode) SIMMs in the same system can cause compatibility issues depending on the motherboard.