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Three green memory modules with gold contacts and black chips

Simmtec, Inc

Simmtec, Inc DDR PC3200 3GB 3x1GB 400 Desktop Low Density RAM

SKU CH-PRR5-G1WDJ

Three matched low-density desktop modules totalling 3 GB at 400 MHz PC3200 speed

  • Capacity3GB
  • 3 GB total capacity for smoother multitasking
  • Three 1 GB modules populate three slots
  • DDR PC3200 rating runs at 400 MHz
  • Low-density chips suit older desktop boards
  • 25 years of component experience behind the build

Capacity and compatibility

This kit provides three gigabytes of DDR PC3200 desktop memory across three one-gigabyte modules. It suits owners of older systems that require low-density chips and a 400 MT/s data rate.

Build and daily use

The modules carry a new condition and may come from Samsung, Kingston, Hynix, Smart, Corsair, Elpida, Micron or Nanya depending on stock. Standard DIMM connectors allow direct installation in compatible desktop motherboards without adapters.

Upgrade context

The package replaces smaller or slower DDR kits in machines that accept low-density PC3200 memory. The jump is worthwhile when the board supports three modules and the current configuration limits multitasking or application responsiveness.

Highlights

  • 3 GB total capacity for smoother multitasking
  • Three 1 GB modules populate three slots
  • DDR PC3200 rating runs at 400 MHz
  • Low-density chips suit older desktop boards
  • 25 years of component experience behind the build

Specifications

Capacity3GB

Questions about this item

What speed does the PC3200 DDR interface actually run at?

The PC3200 rating means the memory operates at 400 MHz DDR, giving a peak bandwidth of 3200 MB/s per module.

How many DIMM slots are required for this 3 GB kit?

The kit contains three 1 GB sticks, so you need three free desktop DIMM slots to install it.

What is the correct way to seat each stick so the system recognises all 3 GB?

Align the notch with the slot key, press straight down until both side clips click shut, then verify the full 3 GB in BIOS.

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