JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
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A 1 GB DDR2 desktop memory module with 240 pins, 533 MHz speed and CL4 latency
This 1GB DDR2 module uses a 240-pin desktop form factor and operates at 533MHz with CL4 latency. It is built for systems that require PC2-4200 unbuffered memory running at 1.8 volts. The non-ECC design suits standard desktop workloads.
Bandwidth tops out at the PC2-4200 rating, so data-intensive tasks will hit a ceiling quickly. Only one gigabyte of capacity is available per module, restricting multitasking headroom. The 1.25-inch height fits most desktop slots but may interfere with oversized CPU coolers. Builders needing higher density or faster speeds must choose a different memory standard.
| Capacity | 1GB |
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This module provides 1GB of DDR2 memory at 533MHz with CL4 latency. Select it when your system requires a single 240-pin DIMM of this exact density and speed.
PC2-4200 indicates a peak transfer rate of 4200 MB/s at 533MHz. In a real machine the module runs at 1.8 volts with SPD timings of CAS 4, delivering that bandwidth if the motherboard supports DDR2-533.
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