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Kingston Technology Corp.

Kingston Technology Corp. KVR333X64C25/1G 1GB DDR PC-2700 333MHz NON-ECC Dual Rank 184Pin DIMM memory upgrade

SKU CH-N0VZ-NYXW2

1GB DDR PC-2700 333MHz non-ECC dual-rank 184-pin DIMM for system-specific memory upgrades

  • 1 GB capacity expands system memory for smoother multitasking
  • 333 MHz DDR speed matches PC-2700 specification for reliable data transfer
  • Non-ECC unbuffered design suits standard desktop motherboards
  • 184-pin DIMM form factor fits legacy DDR memory slots

1GB DDR PC-2700 module for legacy desktops

This 1GB DDR module runs at 333MHz with a PC-2700 rating and CL25 latency. It uses a 184-pin DIMM form factor, non-ECC dual-rank organisation and a 64-bit data width for standard desktop memory slots. The stick is suited to older systems that require DDR memory at this speed and density.

Capacity and headroom for older workloads

A single gigabyte supports basic office applications and light multitasking on period-correct hardware. Memory-intensive tasks such as modern browsing, media editing or virtualisation will exceed the available capacity. The dual-rank layout fills one bank on many boards, so adding a second module may be limited by the motherboard's maximum supported density.

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Price $21.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 184-pin DIMM fit alongside my existing DDR modules in the same motherboard?

The module uses the standard 184-pin DDR form factor, so it installs in any desktop DDR slot; mixing speeds will simply run all modules at the slowest installed speed.

How can I confirm the 333 MHz speed and CL25 latency are active after installation?

Open CPU-Z or your BIOS memory screen — both will report the module running at 333 MHz with CAS latency 25 when the system boots correctly.

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