JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
- 100 W
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A 4 GB DDR2 desktop memory kit with two 240-pin DIMMs running at 667 MHz for PC2-5400 and PC2-5300 systems
This 4GB kit consists of two 2GB DDR2 DIMMs built to run at 667MHz with PC2-5400 and PC2-5300 ratings. It is validated for 100% compatibility with the Biostar TForce TA770A2+SE motherboard. The 240-pin modules install directly into desktop sockets without adapters. Buyers upgrading a different platform or needing higher density modules should verify their board specifications first.
Under sustained load the memory operates at its specified 667MHz frequency and supported PC2-5400/5300 timings. The matched pair enables dual-channel operation on the validated motherboard for consistent bandwidth. Systems requiring faster DDR2 grades or larger total capacity will not reach their targets with this kit.
| Capacity | 4GB (2 x 2GB) |
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DDR2 DIMMs typically draw a few watts each under load; exact consumption depends on your motherboard and CPU.
It fits any desktop board with DDR2 240-pin slots; the kit is validated for the Biostar TForce TA770A2+SE.
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