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Product Overview |
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The MT16HTF12864AY-667B3 Micron memory module is a 1GB DDR2-667 MHz Non-ECC UDIMM designed for desktop computers. It fits standard UDIMM slots and operates at a DDR2 speed of 667 MHz, providing essential system memory without error correction capabilities. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Micron |
Technical Information |
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| Memory Capacity | 1GB |
| Memory Technology | DDR2 |
| Module Type | UDIMM |
| RAM Standard | PC2-5300 |
| Pin Count | 240-Pin |
| Error Correction | Non-ECC |
| Rank | 2Rx8 |
| Voltage | 1.8V |
Performance |
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| Bus Speed | 667 MT/s |
| Bandwidth | 5333 MB/s |
| Native Speed | 667 MHz |
| CAS | CL5 |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Miscellaneous |
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| Eco Friendly | Yes |
| Compliance Standards | RoHS, CE |
| Assembly Required | No |
Product Description |
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The MT16HTF12864AY-667B3 is a 1GB DDR2-667 Non-ECC UDIMM memory module designed for desktop computers. It provides a standard upgrade path for systems that require DDR2 memory running at 667 MHz. This memory module typically serves in environments where error correction is not mandatory, making it suitable for general computing tasks. Key Features
This memory module functions as a basic system memory component, supporting general-purpose computing workloads in compatible desktop systems. Its non-ECC design indicates usage in environments where error correction is not critical. |
Use Cases |
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This memory module is typically used in desktop PCs that require DDR2-667 memory capacity for everyday computing tasks. It is appropriate for office, home, or light multimedia systems where ECC is not a requirement. How It's Used:
The module serves as a foundational memory component, maintaining system responsiveness for basic workloads. It is suited to scenarios where cost-effective memory is preferred over error-correcting features. |
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