JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
- 100 W
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Simmtec, Inc
A 4 GB DDR2 kit with two 240-pin FBDIMM modules at 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V, ECC registered
This 4 GB kit contains two 2 GB Fully Buffered DIMMs built for DDR2-667 systems that require registered ECC memory. Each module uses a 240-pin interface and operates at 1.8 V with CL5 latency. The dual-rank design suits workstations and entry-level servers that specify FBDIMM technology.
Fully Buffered DIMMs are only compatible with motherboards that explicitly support the FBDIMM standard; they will not fit or function in standard unbuffered DDR2 slots. The kit provides 4 GB total capacity, so systems needing more memory must add further kits if the board has additional slots.
| Capacity | 4GB (2 x 2GB) |
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The kit provides two 2 GB modules, giving 4 GB total across two slots; a single 4 GB stick would occupy only one slot but is not offered in this listing.
DDR2-667 runs at 667 MT/s, delivering up to 5300 MB/s of peak bandwidth per module when installed in a compatible FBDIMM slot.
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