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Router From my experiences, the following router model share the similar memory chip specification. Therefore, most of the time memory chip from one model is interchangeable with another. 1. DRAM * 800 series prior to 850/870 series; SOHO 90 series; 1700 series; 2600XM series; 2650 & 2651 - 100 Pin DIMM, SDRAM, 125MHz/133MHz, Unbuffered, Non-parity, 8ns, 3.3V, 16Meg x 32 * 800 series: 870 series - (provided by bigsy * 800 ISR series: 880 series - (provided by jmbronk * 2600 series (excluding XM models and the 2650, 2651, and 2691) - 100 Pin DIMM, EDO, 60ns * All 1800 routers EXCEPT 1841 - 200 Pin SODIMM, SDRAM, 266MHz DDR, Non-ECC CL2.5 e.g. Kingston KVR266X64SC25/256 * 1841 - 144 Pin SODIMM, SDRAM, 133MHz, Non-ECC CL3 e.g. Kingston KVR133X64SC3/256 * 2811/21/51 - (provided by kamikatze * 3825/45 - (provided by kamikatze 2. Flash * 800, 820 * 2500; 2600 (2610, 2611, 2612, 2613, 2620, 2621, 2650, 2651); 3600; 4000 (4000/4000M, 4500/4500M, 4700/4700M) * All 2600XM models For more info, check out the following Cisco link: Cisco 1700 series Cisco 2600 and 2600XM series ASA 5500 ASA5505 DRAM: (provided by bigsy ASA5505 Flash: CompactFlash (512MB SanDisk works) Some discussions »[Info] Recommended 1811 3rd party ram »ASA 5500 Series 8.3(x) Memory Requirements »[H/W] 881W ISR RAM Upgrades
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