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Kingston Technology Corp.

Kingston Technology Corp. 512MB PC2700 SODIMM CL2.5 KTM-TP9828/512 laptop RAM

SKU CH-0THX-79K5X

512 MB DDR PC2700 SODIMM laptop memory module with CL2.5 latency for system upgrades

  • 512 MB capacity adds responsive multitasking headroom for everyday workloads
  • PC2700 DDR speed rating delivers reliable data throughput for compatible laptops
  • CL2.5 latency timing supports quicker memory access cycles
  • Built by Kingston, an independent maker with over 2000 memory products

Kingston 512MB PC2700 SODIMM CL2.5 for legacy

This 512MB module operates with a CAS latency of 2.5. It is built by Kingston Technology Corp., the world's largest independent memory manufacturer with over 2000 memory products. The part number is KTM-TP9828/512.

Suits owners upgrading older laptops that accept

Buyers who need more than 512MB of capacity should look at higher-density modules. Systems requiring a different memory standard or lower latency will not be compatible with this specific stick.

Highlights

  • 512 MB capacity adds responsive multitasking headroom for everyday workloads
  • PC2700 DDR speed rating delivers reliable data throughput for compatible laptops
  • CL2.5 latency timing supports quicker memory access cycles
  • Built by Kingston, an independent maker with over 2000 memory products

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the CL2.5 latency require any future timing adjustments or replacement?

CAS latency 2.5 is a fixed hardware characteristic of this DDR SODIMM; no timing adjustments are possible and the module itself does not wear out, so no replacement for latency reasons is expected.

What is the first limit reached under sustained use — bandwidth, heat or stability?

The PC2700 rating caps sustained bandwidth at 2700 MB/s; that throughput ceiling will be reached before thermal or stability limits on this 512 MB module.

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