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Crucial CT51264AC800 4GB DDR2 800MHz SODIMM Laptop Memory
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Give an aging DDR2 laptop a meaningful speed boost with 4GB of 800MHz memory at the platform's maximum bandwidth.
$74.89*
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Overview
Key Features
Single Module
Specifications
Brand
Crucial
Model
CT51264AC800
Capacity
4GB
Memory Type
DDR2
Speed
800MHz (PC2-6400)
Form Factor
200-Pin SODIMM
CAS Latency
CL6
Module Count
Single Module
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What systems are compatible with the CT51264AC800?
This is a 200-pin DDR2 SODIMM running at 800MHz (PC2-6400). It fits any laptop with a DDR2 SODIMM slot that supports 800MHz or lower speeds. Most Intel Core 2 Duo-era notebooks from 2007–2010 qualify, but check your system's maximum supported RAM per slot — some older chipsets cap at 2GB per DIMM.
Will this module work if my laptop currently runs DDR2-667 memory?
Yes. DDR2-800 is backward compatible with DDR2-667 (PC2-5300) slots. The module will downclock to 667MHz to match the memory controller. You won't get 800MHz speeds, but it will function correctly.
Can I pair this 4GB module with a different-sized DIMM for 6GB total?
Technically yes — DDR2 does not require matched pairs to function. However, you'll lose dual-channel mode on systems that support it, which reduces memory bandwidth. For best performance, use two identical modules.
Is CL6 latency good for DDR2-800?
CL6 is the standard latency rating for DDR2-800. Lower latencies like CL5 exist but are rare and more expensive at this speed. CL6 at 800MHz delivers effective latency of 15 nanoseconds, which is typical and adequate for DDR2-era platforms.