Crucial CP16G60C36U5B 16GB DDR5 6000 desktop RAM
- 16 GB
- DDR5 6000
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DDR2 desktop memory kit supplying 8 GB across four 240-pin DIMMs at 667 MHz, rated PC2-5400/5300
This 8 GB DDR2 kit is built for the Biostar TFORCE TA780G M2+ motherboard. It delivers four matched 2 GB modules that install directly into the board's 240-pin slots. The memory is verified for 100 percent compatibility with that specific platform.
Each DIMM runs at 667 MHz and conforms to the PC2-5300 and PC2-5400 specifications. The matched set enables dual-channel throughput on the supported board. Builders needing higher density, faster speeds or a different pin count will need another solution.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Total capacity | 8 GB (4 × 2 GB) |
No, DDR2 DIMM modules have no moving parts or consumable components and do not require scheduled maintenance or replacement under normal operating conditions.
The modules are rated for PC2 5400 / PC2 5300 operation at 667Mhz, so the rated frequency and bandwidth ceiling is the first limit encountered during sustained use.
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