Corsair

Corsair VS2GBKIT667D2 2GB DDR2 Desktop Memory - 667MHz PC2-5300

Corsair VS2GBKIT667D2 delivers a 2GB DDR2 dual-channel memory kit for reliable desktop PC upgrades at 667MHz.

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Overview

The Corsair VS2GBKIT667D2 is a 2GB desktop memory kit consisting of two 1GB DDR2 modules rated at 667MHz (PC2-5300). Sold as a matched pair, this kit is designed to run in dual-channel mode on compatible motherboards, which provides a modest bandwidth improvement over running a single module. Corsair's Value Select line has long been known for offering dependable, tested memory at accessible price points, and this kit is no exception.

This memory is specifically designed for desktop PCs with standard DDR2 DIMM slots — it is not compatible with laptops (which use SO-DIMM form factors) or systems that require DDR3 or newer memory. Its primary use case today is upgrading or replacing memory in older desktops that are still in service for basic tasks, media playback, or legacy software. While 2GB is far below what modern operating systems and applications require, it can make a meaningful difference in a DDR2-era PC that is running with less memory installed.

Key Features

Each memory module is individually tested to give you Peace of Mind that it Will Not Fail, Guaranteed!

Corsair Memory is optimized for the Microsoft Windows Vista client operating system

Lifetime Warranty!

2 X 1GB PC5300 667Mhz 240-pin Timing: 5-5-5-15

Specifications

Total Capacity
2GB (2 x 1GB)
Memory Type
DDR2
Speed
667MHz (PC2-5300)
Form Factor
Desktop DIMM
Kit Configuration
Dual-Channel (2 modules)

Frequently Asked Questions

This kit includes two 1GB DDR2 modules, for a total of 2GB in a matched dual-channel pair.
The modules run at 667MHz, also designated as PC2-5300.
It is compatible with desktop PCs that have DDR2 DIMM slots supporting 667MHz or lower speeds. Check your motherboard's specifications to confirm DDR2 support before purchasing.
Generally yes, as long as your motherboard supports the total combined capacity and the existing memory is also DDR2. Mixing speeds may cause all modules to run at the slowest common speed.