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Crucial CT25672BA1067 2GB DDR3 PC3-8500 DIMM Memory

Enhance Your System's Responsiveness The Crucial 2GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module is a reliable upgrade for improved system performance. Operating at 1066 MHz, this module enhances multitasking capabilities and overall responsiveness. Designed with quality components, it ensures stability and reliab...

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Overview

Enhance Your System's Responsiveness

The Crucial 2GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module is a reliable upgrade for improved system performance. Operating at 1066 MHz, this module enhances multitasking capabilities and overall responsiveness. Designed with quality components, it ensures stability and reliability. Specifications:
  • 2GB Memory Size
  • DDR3 SDRAM Technology
  • 1066 MHz Memory Speed
  • DDR3-1066/PC3-8500 Standard
  • 240-Pin DIMM Form Factor
  • Unbuffered Signal Processing

Key Features

240-pin DIMM

Specifications

Capacity
2GB
Memory Type
DDR3
Speed
PC3-8500 (1067MHz)
Pin Count
240-pin
Form Factor
DIMM
Brand
Crucial

Frequently Asked Questions

This Crucial CT25672BA1067 2GB DDR3 PC3-8500 DIMM memory module is compatible with systems that support 240-pin DDR3 DIMM memory operating at PC3-8500 speeds.
You can generally use this module with existing memory if your system supports it and the specifications are compatible, but it is always best to check your motherboard's manual for specific requirements.
PC3-8500 refers to the memory's speed and bandwidth, indicating a data transfer rate of 8500 MB/s, which corresponds to a clock speed of 1067MHz for DDR3.
While 2GB can handle basic tasks, for modern operating systems and applications, especially those involving multitasking or media, a higher amount of RAM is typically recommended for optimal performance.
The product description does not specify ECC, so it is assumed to be non-ECC memory, commonly used in consumer-grade desktops.