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Simmtec, Inc

Simmtec, Inc 17-7274-01 72-Pin 64MB FLASH SODIMM memory card

SKU CH-YAPF-7EWS2

72-pin 64 MB flash SODIMM module for compatible systems

  • 72-pin SODIMM form factor fits compatible Cisco slots
  • 64 MB flash capacity stores firmware or boot images
  • New condition ensures reliable first-time installation
  • Simmtec manufacture matches Cisco 17-7274-01 specification

72-Pin 64MB FLASH SODIMM

This 72-pin FLASH SODIMM provides 64MB of non-volatile storage for compatible networking equipment. The module installs directly into a matching SODIMM slot on supported Cisco hardware. It is supplied in new condition and carries the part number 17-7274-01.

Suitable for legacy router upgrades

Engineers maintaining older Cisco platforms that accept a 72-pin FLASH SODIMM will find this module fits the slot and capacity requirement. Buyers needing higher capacity, a different pin count or a modern memory standard should look at other options.

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Price $66.99
Pricier than about 60% of the 1,947 comparable items (median $46.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Does the 72-pin 64MB FLASH SODIMM require periodic re-flashing or replacement?

The FLASH SODIMM is non-volatile and retains data without power, so no re-flashing or scheduled replacement is needed under normal operation.

What is the first limit reached when the 72-pin FLASH SODIMM is written continuously?

Sustained writing will eventually hit the device's finite program/erase cycle endurance, after which blocks may become unreliable.

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