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Pair of green 240-pin DDR2 desktop memory modules

Simmtec, Inc

Simmtec, Inc 2GB DDR2 PC3200 2 x 1GB 240-Pin Desktop RAM

SKU CH-AMVZ-2VNT7

Two matched 1 GB DDR2 modules totalling 2 GB on 240-pin desktop DIMMs rated PC3200

  • Capacity2GB (2 x 1GB)
  • Boosts PC speed with 2GB DDR2 capacity
  • Kit includes two matched 1GB modules
  • Standard 240-pin desktop form factor
  • PC3200 rated for 3200 MB/s bandwidth
  • Backed by 25 years component expertise

Kit composition and target system

This kit contains two 1GB DDR2 modules for a total of 2GB capacity. It suits owners of older desktop boards that accept 240-pin DIMMs running at PC3200 speed. The memory is sold new from a supplier with 25 years in the component trade.

Behaviour under sustained load

DDR2 PC3200 delivers consistent bandwidth during long work sessions without the throttling seen in higher-clocked kits. The dual-channel pair keeps throughput steady for office suites, legacy applications and older games that fit within the 2GB limit.

Thermals noise and power draw

Standard DDR2 voltage keeps heat output low so passive case airflow is usually sufficient. No fans or moving parts mean silent operation. Power draw remains modest compared to modern multi-gigabyte kits.

Highlights

  • Boosts PC speed with 2GB DDR2 capacity
  • Kit includes two matched 1GB modules
  • Standard 240-pin desktop form factor
  • PC3200 rated for 3200 MB/s bandwidth
  • Backed by 25 years component expertise

Specifications

Capacity2GB (2 x 1GB)

Questions about this item

Does the DDR2 PC3200 kit run hot or draw much power when the system is on all day?

Standard DDR2 modules operate at low voltage and produce little heat; with only two 1 GB sticks the total power draw stays modest even under continuous use.

What motherboard slot is required for these 240-pin modules?

A desktop board with DDR2 DIMM sockets that accept 240-pin modules is needed.

Will this memory work alongside older DDR2 sticks I already have?

Mixing is possible if the existing modules are also DDR2 PC3200, but the system will run at the speed of the slowest stick.

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