JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
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A 2 GB DDR2 desktop memory kit running at 667 MHz with PC5300 bandwidth
This kit provides 2GB of DDR2 memory arranged as two 1GB modules running at 667 MHz. It is a straightforward way to add capacity to a desktop that uses DDR2 PC5300 slots. The modules are new and sourced from major memory manufacturers.
The kit suits owners of older desktops that specifically accept DDR2 PC5300 memory and need a modest capacity increase. Systems that require a different memory generation or a higher total capacity will not be compatible with this 2GB kit.
Matching the 667 MHz PC5300 rating to the motherboard's supported memory standard is the single factor that determines whether this kit will work. Verify that the board lists DDR2 PC5300 or 667 MHz support before purchasing.
| Capacity | 2GB (2 x 1GB) |
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The DDR2 modules are rated at PC5300, delivering up to 5300 MB/s per stick at 667 MHz.
Standard DDR2 DIMMs run passively without fans; they produce minimal heat and no audible noise under sustained load.
You need a desktop board with two DDR2 DIMM slots that accept PC5300 667 MHz memory.
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