Crucial CP16G60C36U5B 16GB DDR5 6000 desktop RAM
- 16 GB
- DDR5 6000
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A 4 GB DDR2 desktop memory kit with two 240-pin DIMMs running at 667 MHz
This 4GB kit contains two 2GB DDR2-667 DIMMs built for desktop computers. It uses the 240-pin form factor and is supplied in new condition. The modules are designed for systems that accept DDR2 memory running at 667 MT/s.
Users repairing or upgrading a desktop that specifically requires DDR2-667 240-pin memory can use this kit. Builders working on platforms that do not support DDR2 technology cannot use this product. The dual-channel pair provides a total capacity of 4GB across two slots.
The memory operates at a data rate of 667 MT/s, which is the key specification for compatibility. Systems requiring a different DDR2 speed grade or a different memory generation will not accept these modules. Verify the motherboard manual for the exact speed requirement before purchase.
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| Total capacity | 4 GB (2 × 2 GB) |
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