Simmtec, Inc
Simmtec, Inc 2GB (2 x 1GB) DDR266 PC2100 184-pin desktop RAM
A 2GB desktop memory kit of two 1GB DDR266 PC2100 184-pin DIMMs, non-ECC unbuffered at 2.5-2.6V, tested before shipping
- Capacity2GB (2 x 1GB)
- 2GB kit expands memory capacity for smoother multitasking
- 266MHz DDR266 speed matches PC2100 system requirements
- 184-pin DIMM fits standard desktop memory slots
- Non-ECC unbuffered design works with typical consumer motherboards
- Tested modules reduce risk of crashes and errors
Kit composition
This kit contains two 1 GB modules for a total of 2 GB. The modules use the DDR266 standard and fit 184-pin DIMM slots. They operate at 2.5 to 2.6 volts and are rated PC2100. Each module is tested before shipment.
Compatibility profile
The memory suits older desktop systems that accept unbuffered non-ECC DDR modules at this speed. It will not work in boards that require registered or ECC memory. Builders needing higher capacities or faster DDR standards must choose a different kit.
Deciding specification
The 184-pin DDR266 form factor is the single detail that determines whether this kit fits a given motherboard. If the board uses a different pin count or a later DDR generation the modules are incompatible.
Highlights
- 2GB kit expands memory capacity for smoother multitasking
- 266MHz DDR266 speed matches PC2100 system requirements
- 184-pin DIMM fits standard desktop memory slots
- Non-ECC unbuffered design works with typical consumer motherboards
- Tested modules reduce risk of crashes and errors
Specifications
| Capacity | 2GB (2 x 1GB) |
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Questions about this item
What must my motherboard already provide for this 184-pin DDR266 kit to function?
A desktop board with 184-pin DDR slots that accepts PC2100 modules at 2.5–2.6 V and runs the memory bus at 266 MHz.
Can I keep my existing PC2100 sticks installed together with this 2 x 1 GB kit?
Yes, provided the board supports the total capacity and all modules share the same 2.5–2.6 V voltage and unbuffered non-ECC design.
How can I verify the kit is running at the correct 266 MHz speed after installation?
Check the memory frequency in the BIOS or a system-information tool; it should report 266 MHz (PC2100) for the new modules.
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