JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
- 100 W
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A 6 GB DDR2 kit with three 2 GB DIMMs running at 667 MHz for the DFI LANPARTY LP DK 790FXB-M2RSH motherboard
This 6GB kit contains three 2GB DDR2 DIMMs rated at 667MHz with PC2 5400 and PC2 5300 specifications. The 240-pin modules are validated for the DFI LANPARTY LP DK 790FXB-M2RSH motherboard. It is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible desktop systems.
This kit replaces lower-capacity DDR2 sets when the board and chipset can address the full 6GB across three slots. The jump is worth it for legacy AM2 platforms that support the rated speeds and need the maximum validated memory for the target motherboard. Systems restricted to two DIMM slots or lower density modules cannot use this configuration.
| Capacity | 6GB (3 x 2GB) |
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Yes, each module is a 240-pin DDR2 DIMM designed for desktop motherboards.
Populate the three matching-colour slots first, pressing each DIMM until the retention clips click; the common mistake is leaving one clip unlatched.
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