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KingstonValueRAMmemory512MBDIMM168PINSDRAM

FormFactor

Technology MemorySpeed DataIntegrityCheck CASLatency Features

Generic SDRAM

512MB DIMM168PIN

133MHz(PC133)

NonECC CL3

Unbuffered 3.3V Gold

SupplyVoltage LeadPlating

ManufacturerWarranty

Limitedlifetimewarranty(Germany,AustriaandFrance10years)

ExtendedSpecs

General
StorageCapacity UpgradeType

512MB Generic

Memory

DRAM SDRAM DIMM168PIN

Technology ModuleHeight(inch) MemorySpeed CASLatency

1.15 133MHz(PC133) CL3

DataIntegrityCheck RAMFeatures
NonECC Unbuffered 64x64 3.3V Gold
ModuleConfiguration SupplyVoltage LeadPlating

Expansion/Connectivity

CompatibleSlots

1xmemoryDIMM168PIN

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