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Kingston Technology Corp.

Kingston Technology Corp. 1GB DDR Desktop RAM KTM-M50/1G

SKU CH-QYD5-CGD2N

Adds 1 GB of DDR desktop memory to boost system performance

  • Capacity1GB
  • Easy performance boost with a simple memory upgrade
  • 1 GB capacity adds responsive multitasking headroom
  • DDR desktop module installs in standard DIMM slots
  • Kingston quality ensures reliable operation at 50 MHz

1 GB DDR Desktop Memory

This single-module upgrade adds one gigabyte of DDR memory to a compatible desktop system. It is suited for older platforms that use DDR technology and need a modest capacity increase for basic multitasking or legacy application support. The module is supplied new and ready for installation.

Capacity and headroom

The 1 GB capacity provides a small buffer for lighter workloads such as office suites, web browsing with few tabs, or older operating systems. It runs out quickly when handling modern browsers, media editing, or running multiple programs simultaneously. Systems requiring several gigabytes for smooth operation will need higher-density modules or additional slots.

Highlights

  • Easy performance boost with a simple memory upgrade
  • 1 GB capacity adds responsive multitasking headroom
  • DDR desktop module installs in standard DIMM slots
  • Kingston quality ensures reliable operation at 50 MHz

Specifications

Capacity1GB

Questions about this item

Will this 1 GB DDR module work in a motherboard that has 184-pin DDR slots?

The module is a standard 184-pin DDR DIMM, so it fits boards with that slot type; check your manual for maximum capacity per slot.

How can I confirm the 1 GB DDR module is recognised after installation?

Boot the system and open the BIOS or operating-system memory information screen; it should show the full 1 GB capacity.

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