In order to reduce the page size of the DIMM memory module pin out, the page was divided up into two different pages. the original page address now holds the pin out for the Rear Side 168-pin DIMM Pin Out, while the new page address holds the Front Side 168-pin DIMM Pin Out.
The change reduces a 56k byte file into two 35k byte files. The change is not so much for a web visitor but for the Google system checking page loading times. So now the two pages load twice as fast; however both pages also look almost identical. So it may well be that Google will not rank the new page in terms of searches, but the original page should still rank. The web site only has several other pages that are larger in size, not including graphic files. Most of the larger pages all relate to interface bus pin-outs, except for the 144 Pin SODIMM module which is at 40 k bytes. However the 144-pin SODIMM is one big table while the 168-pin DIMM pin outs were a set of 4 different tables for front and back pins.
Most pages on the site are around the 10 to 15k size, not including pic files.
While checking the page stats, I think I found a page with no incoming links to it?
Buffered 168 pin DIMM Modules.
Looks like the page linking to it had an address typo. Google Analytics indicates that the page has only received 2 pages views between 2007 and 2010. With that few page views the page gets lost in the report of web addresses vs page views. Down around the 2 page view section the report is full of 'wrong page addresses' which are not real pages.
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