Micron Technology, Inc. 2GB DDR3 1600 ECC NON-REG 1RX8 1.35V desktop RAM
- 2GB
- DDR3 1600 (PC3 1280…
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Micron Technology, Inc.
1GB DDR400 desktop memory module with 184-pin unbuffered non-ECC design
This 1GB unbuffered DIMM uses the DDR400 standard at PC3200U speed. It fits 184-pin desktop slots and is organised as 128Mx64 non-ECC memory. The module is new and intended for legacy desktop upgrades.
It suits owners of older desktops that require DDR400 184-pin memory for maintenance or modest capacity increases. It does not suit systems that need ECC error correction, registered modules, or capacities larger than 1GB per slot.
The single 1GB rank handles basic office applications and light multitasking on period-correct platforms. It runs out when modern operating systems or memory-intensive workloads demand several gigabytes of addressable space.
| Capacity | 1GB |
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This module fits a standard DDR 184-pin DIMM socket on a desktop motherboard that supports DDR400 memory.
No, mixing non-ECC unbuffered memory with registered ECC modules is not supported and will prevent the system from booting.
Enter the BIOS or use a system information tool and verify the memory frequency reads 400 MHz (PC3200).
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