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Mushkin Enhanced

Mushkin Enhanced 997029 4GB (2x2GB) DDR3L 1600 desktop RAM

SKU CH-R7FM-ZK7SA MPN 997029

A dual-channel 4 GB DDR3L kit running at 1600 MHz with CL11 timings and 1.35 V operation

  • Low-voltage 1.35 V operation cuts power draw
  • Dual-channel 2×2 GB kit doubles bandwidth
  • 1600 MHz DDR3L speed handles everyday workloads
  • CL11 11-11-11-28 timings keep latency tight

Essentials DDR3L dual-channel kit

Mushkin Enhanced model 997029 supplies 4 GB of desktop memory as a matched pair of 2 GB modules. The DDR3L sticks run at 1600 MHz with PC3L-12800 bandwidth and 1.35 V operation. CAS latency is rated at 11 with 11-11-11-28 timings across both 240-pin DIMMs.

For older DDR3L platforms only

This kit suits systems that require low-voltage DDR3 memory at 1600 MHz and accept 240-pin DIMMs. Builders who need larger capacities, tighter latencies, or speeds beyond 1600 MHz should consider other options.

How it compares

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Price $34.99
Cheaper than about 75% of the 3,647 comparable items (median $90.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Do I need a motherboard that supports 1.35 V DDR3L to use this 997029 kit?

Yes, the modules run at 1.35 V, so the board must accept DDR3L voltage for correct operation.

Can I run this CL11 1600 MHz kit alongside my older CL9 DDR3 memory?

The system will default to the slower timings of the CL9 sticks, so the 11-11-11-28 modules will operate at those looser settings.

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