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Micron Technology, Inc.

Micron Technology, Inc. MT4LSDT864AG-133B1 64MB DDR1 133MHz 168-P Desktop Memory

SKU CH-KB12-MM2ZD

64 MB DDR1 desktop module running at 133 MHz with a 168-pin interface

  • 64 MB capacity for legacy system upgrades
  • 133 MHz PC133 speed for period-correct performance
  • Non-ECC DDR1 design for standard desktop compatibility
  • 168-pin DIMM form factor fits older motherboards

64MB DDR1 Desktop Memory

This 64MB DDR1 module runs at 133MHz and fits 168-pin desktop sockets. It is built by Micron Technology, Inc. as part number MT4LSDT864AG-133B1 and operates without ECC. The stick is supplied in new condition.

Ideal for restoring legacy PCs

The module suits owners of older systems that require PC133 DDR1 memory in a 168-pin form factor. It will not serve builds that need higher capacities, faster speeds, ECC support or later memory generations.

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Price $12.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 64MB capacity limit what I can run under sustained use?

At 64MB the module will fill quickly with modern operating systems and applications, so sustained multitasking will hit the capacity ceiling first.

How much heat does this DDR1 stick produce when running all day at 133MHz?

The PC133 DDR1 module draws very little power and generates minimal heat, so it stays cool during continuous operation without active cooling.

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