Crucial CP16G60C36U5B 16GB DDR5 6000 desktop RAM
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8GB PC2-5300 FBD desktop memory module for compatible HP systems
This Micron DIMM delivers 8GB of Fully Buffered DIMM memory rated at PC2-5300 speed. It carries part number MT36HTS1G72FY-667A1D4 and matches HP part number 416474-001 for direct replacement compatibility. The module is supplied in new condition.
The module suits owners of compatible HP workstations or servers that require FBD technology and the specific PC2-5300 rating. Buyers whose systems accept only standard unbuffered memory cannot use this module. Builders needing a different capacity or memory type should verify their platform requirements before purchase.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Total capacity | 8 GB |
The listing describes one 8GB module; if your system requires matched pairs for dual-channel you would need to purchase a second identical stick separately.
Yes, the supplier data lists HP PART# 416474-001 alongside the Micron part number, confirming they are the same 8GB PC2-5300 FBD DIMM.
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