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Micron Technology, Inc.

Micron Technology, Inc. 1 GB PC2-5300 CL5 667 desktop RAM

SKU CH-88X8-CVNBP

1 GB desktop DIMM rated at 667 MHz with PC2-5300 bandwidth and CL5 latency

  • 1 GB capacity for basic desktop tasks
  • PC2-5300 rating at 667 MHz speed
  • CL5 latency for responsive performance
  • Lead-free construction meets environmental standards

1 GB PC2-5300 desktop module

This Micron DIMM provides one gigabyte of memory rated at PC2-5300 with a CAS latency of 5. It operates at a speed of 667 and uses the MT8HTF12864AY-667E1 part number. The module is lead-free and sold in new condition.

Suited for older desktop upgrades

This module fits systems that accept PC2-5300 memory with CL5 timing. It is not for buyers who need higher capacities or faster speeds. It is also unsuitable for laptops or servers that require different form factors.

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Price $9.99
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Brand nameMicron Technology

Questions about this item

How often will the PC2-5300 DIMM need to be replaced under normal desktop use?

The module is a new Micron DIMM rated at PC2-5300 with CL5 latency. Solid-state memory has no moving parts, so it typically lasts the life of the system unless physically damaged or affected by electrical events.

What limit appears first when the module runs at 667 speeds for long periods?

The CL5 timing at 667 sets the latency boundary. Sustained workloads stay within the JEDEC PC2-5300 specification, so thermal throttling or timing violations are not expected under normal desktop loads.

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