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OIAGLH

OIAGLH S-Video Cable 81 2400

SKU CH-QA31-HYMG9

Connects S-Video devices for clear analogue video transmission

  • S-Video cable connects legacy video devices
  • New condition ensures reliable signal transmission
  • Model 81 fits specific notebook configurations
  • DDR4 2400 compatibility supports memory upgrades

OIAGLH S-Video Cable 81 2400

This OIAGLH cable carries an S-Video signal for connecting legacy video sources to compatible displays or capture devices. It is intended for users who need a straightforward analogue video link without additional converters. The product is supplied new and ready for immediate installation.

Capacity and headroom

The cable handles standard-definition S-Video bandwidth within the limits of the 81 2400 specification. It does not transmit audio, component, composite or digital signals, so buyers who need those formats will require a different cable. DDR4 is not relevant to this cable's function.

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Price $44.99
Cheaper than about 72% of the 1,035 comparable items (median $59.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will this DDR4 module work in my older notebook that only supports lower DDR4 speeds?

The module follows the PC4-2400T standard and will negotiate the highest speed both the notebook and the memory controller allow.

How can I confirm the 81 2400 module is running at the correct speed after installation?

Check the memory speed reported in the BIOS or a system-information tool; it should show the negotiated DDR4 data rate matching your notebook's maximum supported frequency.

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