Hypertec 2GB PC2-5300 (Legacy) memory module 1 x 2 GB DDR2 667 MHz ECC

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Hypertec 2GB PC2-5300 (Legacy) memory module 1 x 2 GB DDR2 667 MHz ECCA Hypertec Legacy Memory Module is a module that uses no current DRAM technology and is no longer in mainstream production by OEMS and or third party suppliers. Hypertec are committed to providing a full memory upgrade landscape as part of our core product offering and as such, there may be occasions where we need to utilise professionally repurposed components. Any repurposed components are removed within a full ESD environment and then used to

A Sony equivalent 4GB SODIMM (PC3-10600)

5 V Design Cooling type Heatsink Technical details Cooling type Heatsink Memory Buffered memory type Registered (buffered) Memory layout (modules x size) 1 x 16 GB Internal memory 16 GB Component for PC/server Memory form factor 240-pin DIMM CAS latency 13 Memory voltage 1

2 V Memory ranking 1 ECC No Memory clock speed 2666 MHz Internal memory type DDR4 Weight & dimensions Package width 10 mm Package depth 150 mm Package height 55 mm Package weight 30 g Packaging data Package width 10 mm Package depth 150 mm Package height 55 mm Package weight 30 g Other features Chips organisation 1Rx8

A Lenovo equivalent 2GB ECC DIMM (PC3-10600)

12 GB Internal memory type DDR Features Internal memory 0

2 V ECC Yes Memory clock speed 2133 MHz Internal memory type DDR4 Features Buffered memory type Registered (buffered) Internal memory 32 GB Memory voltage 1

A Dell equivalent 2GB DIMM (PC3-8500)

Featuring DDR4 technology with a speed of 3200 MT/s

2 V Memory ranking 2 ECC Yes Memory clock speed 2133 MHz Internal memory type DDR4 Features Buffered memory type Registered (buffered) Backlight No Memory layout (modules x size) 1 x 32 GB Internal memory 32 GB Component for Server Memory form factor 288-pin DIMM CAS latency 15 Memory voltage 1

Kingston engineers test several brands of chips on the new module design

It’s ideal for power users looking to maximize efficiency

chip compatibility becomes increasingly important and varies from system to system

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