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4GB DDR4 desktop module running at 2400 MHz for system memory upgrades
This 4 GB DDR4 module runs at 2400 MHz and is built for desktop systems that use standard DRAM. It adds a single stick of memory to increase total capacity for everyday tasks. The part is new and carries the HP Z4Y84AA#ABA designation.
This suits owners of compatible desktops who need a basic 4 GB upgrade at the 2400 MHz speed. It is not for systems that require higher frequencies, larger individual modules, or multi-channel kits beyond a single stick. Builders looking for ECC or registered memory should look elsewhere.
The memory speed is 2400 MHz. If the motherboard or processor only supports lower speeds, the module will down-clock; if the platform demands a faster rating, this stick will not meet that requirement.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The module itself is included; a compatible motherboard with DDR4 slots is required separately.
This specific part number provides a single 4GB stick; add additional identical modules to reach your desired total.
It indicates a 2400 MT/s data transfer rate when the system memory controller runs at that frequency.
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