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HP 256MB PC2700 333MHz DDR Desktop RAM

SKU CH-YC2G-FVTHZ

Adds 256 MB of DDR desktop memory running at 333 MHz with a PC2700 rating

  • 256 MB capacity supports everyday desktop tasks
  • 333 MHz DDR speed handles standard data throughput
  • PC2700 rating matches legacy system requirements
  • Non-ECC design fits typical consumer motherboards

HP 256MB PC2700 Desktop Memory

This HP desktop memory module provides 256MB of capacity and operates at 333MHz on the PC2700 standard. It is a non-ECC DDR DDRAM stick intended for older desktop systems that require this specific memory type. The module is supplied in new condition.

Suitable for legacy upgrades and basic compatibility

This memory suits users repairing or upgrading vintage desktops that accept PC2700 DDR modules at 333MHz. It is not for systems requiring larger capacities, higher speeds, or error-correcting code support. Buyers needing ECC registered memory or modern DDR generations should look elsewhere.

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Price $14.99
Cheaper than about 93% of the 3,647 comparable items (median $90.99).

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Questions about this item

Does this 256 MB DDR module require a motherboard that supports PC2700 memory?

Yes, it is a PC2700 DDR module running at 333 MHz, so the motherboard must accept DDR memory at that speed.

Can this 256 MB DDR stick run in a system that already uses slower DDR memory?

It will run at the speed of the slowest installed module, so mixing with slower DDR memory is possible but reduces overall performance.

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