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Green 240-pin DDR2 DIMM with black chips

Kingston Technology Corp.

Kingston Technology Corp. ValueRAM 2GB 800MHz DDR2 CL6 DIMM desktop RAM

SKU CH-ZZGX-3D8W5

A 2GB DDR2 desktop memory module running at 800MHz with CL6 latency and a 240-pin DIMM form factor

  • Capacity2GB
  • CAS LatencyCL6
  • 2GB capacity adds responsive multitasking headroom
  • 800MHz DDR2 speed keeps data flowing smoothly
  • CL6 latency delivers quick memory access
  • 240-pin DIMM fits standard desktop slots

2GB DDR2 DIMM for legacy desktops

This 2GB DDR2 module runs at 800MHz with CL6 latency. It uses the standard 240-pin DIMM form factor for desktop systems. The memory is non-ECC unbuffered and built to Kingston ValueRAM specifications.

Capacity and headroom for older platforms

A single 2GB stick suits period-correct office tasks, web browsing and lightweight applications. It will not meet the demands of modern operating systems, multitasking workloads or memory-intensive software. Builders restoring vintage hardware should verify motherboard slot count and maximum supported density before purchase.

Highlights

  • 2GB capacity adds responsive multitasking headroom
  • 800MHz DDR2 speed keeps data flowing smoothly
  • CL6 latency delivers quick memory access
  • 240-pin DIMM fits standard desktop slots

Specifications

Capacity2GB
CAS LatencyCL6

Questions about this item

Will this 800MHz DDR2 module work in a system that currently uses slower DDR2 memory?

The module runs at 800MHz; the motherboard will typically clock it down to match the slowest installed DIMM, so it can operate alongside existing DDR2 memory.

How can I confirm the 2GB DDR2 DIMM is detected correctly after installation?

Check the BIOS memory summary or the operating system's system information; both should report the full 2GB capacity and the 240-pin DDR2 module type.

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