Simmtec, Inc
Simmtec, Inc DDR2 2 x 1GB PC2-5300 667 MHz 240-pin desktop RAM
A 2 GB DDR2 desktop memory kit running at 667 MHz with 240-pin modules
- Capacity2GB (2 x 1GB)
- Dual-channel kit doubles bandwidth to 5300 MB/s with matched 1 GB modules
- 667 MHz DDR2 speed feeds older CPUs without bottleneck
- 240-pin DIMM fits standard desktop motherboard slots
- 25 years supplier experience backs component selection
- Mixed-brand modules from Samsung, Kingston, Hynix, Smart, Corsair, Elpida, Micron, or Nanya
DDR2 667 MHz desktop memory kit
This kit provides 2 GB of DDR2 memory across two 1 GB modules. It runs at 667 MHz with a PC2-5300 rating and uses the standard 240-pin desktop form factor. The product is supplied new and carries 25 years of component sourcing experience.
Suitable for DDR2 desktop upgrades
The modules fit desktop motherboards that accept 240-pin DDR2 DIMMs at 667 MHz. They are not intended for laptops or small-form-factor systems that require SO-DIMM modules. Buyers needing more than 2 GB of capacity should look at larger kits.
PC2-5300 speed rating
The memory operates at the PC2-5300 standard, which corresponds to a 667 MHz data rate. This specification determines whether the kit matches the motherboard's supported memory speed. Verify the board's qualified memory list before purchasing.
Highlights
- Dual-channel kit doubles bandwidth to 5300 MB/s with matched 1 GB modules
- 667 MHz DDR2 speed feeds older CPUs without bottleneck
- 240-pin DIMM fits standard desktop motherboard slots
- 25 years supplier experience backs component selection
- Mixed-brand modules from Samsung, Kingston, Hynix, Smart, Corsair, Elpida, Micron, or Nanya
Specifications
| Capacity | 2GB (2 x 1GB) |
|---|
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 2 x 1GB kit or look for a single 2GB module?
This listing is the 2 x 1GB kit giving 2GB total; it occupies two DIMM slots and runs in dual-channel mode on boards that support it.
What does the 667 MHz rating mean once the memory is installed?
The modules run at 667 MHz DDR2, delivering a peak transfer rate of 5300 MB/s per module when the motherboard sets that speed.
Will the 240-pin DDR2 interface limit performance on my board?
The 240-pin DDR2 connection caps bandwidth at the 5300 MB/s rating, so faster chipsets cannot push these modules beyond that ceiling.
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