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Crucial CT25664BD160BA 2GB DDR3L 1600MHz UDIMM Memory Module

Enhance System Performance with Crucial 2GB DDR3L Memory The Crucial CT25664BD160BA is a 2GB DDR3L memory module designed to improve your system's responsiveness and multitasking capabilities. Operating at 1600MHz (PC3L-12800), this module features low voltage requirements for energy efficiency ...

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Overview

Enhance System Performance with Crucial 2GB DDR3L Memory

The Crucial CT25664BD160BA is a 2GB DDR3L memory module designed to improve your system's responsiveness and multitasking capabilities. Operating at 1600MHz (PC3L-12800), this module features low voltage requirements for energy efficiency and stable performance.

  • Capacity: 2GB
  • Memory Type: DDR3L
  • Speed: 1600 MT/s (PC3L-12800)
  • Pin Count: 240-Pin
  • Module Type: UDIMM
  • Latency: CL11
  • Rank: Dual Ranked
  • Error Correction: Non-ECC
  • Voltage: 1.35V/1.5V

Key Features

2GB DDR3L 1600 MT/s (PC3L-12800) CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM 240pin Dual Ranked

Specifications

Capacity
2GB
Memory Type
DDR3L
Speed
1600 MT/s (1600MHz)
PC Standard
PC3L-12800
CAS Latency
CL11
Buffering
Unbuffered
Form Factor
UDIMM
Pin Count
240-pin
Ranking
Dual Ranked

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the Crucial CT25664BD160BA is a UDIMM (Unbuffered DIMM) with 240 pins, which is designed for desktop computers, not laptops.
"DDR3L" indicates that this is a low-voltage DDR3 module, meaning it typically operates at a lower voltage than standard DDR3, often 1.35V.
Yes, this 2GB DDR3L 1600MHz UDIMM can generally be combined with other compatible memory modules, though it's recommended to match specifications for optimal performance.
"CL11" refers to the CAS Latency, which is a measure of the delay between when the memory controller requests data from the memory module and when the data becomes available.
While functional for basic gaming, a 2GB module is a relatively small capacity for modern gaming, which often benefits from 8GB or more of RAM for optimal performance.
This Crucial memory module operates at a speed of 1600 MT/s, also expressed as 1600MHz.