Simmtec, Inc
Simmtec, Inc 1GB (2 x 512MB) DDR DIMM 184 pin 333MHz PC2700 Low Density
1GB desktop memory kit with two 512MB DDR DIMMs running at 333MHz PC2700 on 184-pin modules
- Capacity1GB (2 x 512MB)
- 1GB kit doubles system memory with two 512MB modules
- 333MHz DDR speed rated PC2700 for responsive desktop performance
- 184-pin DIMM form factor fits standard desktop memory slots
- Low-density chips improve compatibility with older motherboards
- Every module tested before dispatch for reliable operation
Kit Capacity and Speed
This Simmtec kit supplies one gigabyte of DDR memory in two 512-megabyte modules. It runs at 333 megahertz to the PC2700 standard and uses the 184-pin DIMM form factor. The low-density organisation suits older desktop platforms that require that layout.
Build Fit and Constraints
Each stick occupies a single 184-pin DDR slot, so the host board must provide at least two such sockets. Low-density chips tend to be accepted by a wider range of legacy chipsets than high-density alternatives. The matched pair enables dual-channel operation when the motherboard supports it.
Upgrade Context
The kit replaces a single 512-megabyte module or a mismatched pair that forces single-channel mode. Moving to a tested 1-gigabyte matched set adds capacity and restores dual-channel bandwidth on compatible boards. The jump is worthwhile when the system currently shows memory pressure or instability with untested modules.
Highlights
- 1GB kit doubles system memory with two 512MB modules
- 333MHz DDR speed rated PC2700 for responsive desktop performance
- 184-pin DIMM form factor fits standard desktop memory slots
- Low-density chips improve compatibility with older motherboards
- Every module tested before dispatch for reliable operation
Specifications
| Capacity | 1GB (2 x 512MB) |
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum clock speed this DDR kit will run at under sustained load?
The modules are rated at 333 MHz, so that is the highest stable frequency they will maintain during continuous operation.
How much heat or fan noise should I expect from these DIMMs when the system runs all day?
The 184-pin DDR DIMMs have no moving parts and produce negligible heat, so they add no audible noise and only a small amount of warmth inside the case.
What motherboard slot type must I already have for this 1 GB kit to work?
Your board needs two free 184-pin DDR DIMM sockets to install the matched pair of 512 MB modules.
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