Kingston Technology Corp.
Kingston Technology Corp. TTX760-ELF 2GB laptop RAM DDR2 PC6400 CL6
2GB DDR2 laptop SODIMM running at 800 MHz with CL6 latency and 1.8 V operation
- Capacity2GB
- CAS LatencyCL6
- 2GB DDR2 laptop memory for notebook upgrades
- CL6 latency at 800 MHz for responsive DDR2 performance
- Unbuffered SODIMM fits standard 200-pin DDR2 slots
- Low 1.8 V operation reduces notebook power draw
- 2Rx8 organisation with 128M×8 chips for stable density
2 GB DDR2 SODIMM for notebooks
This 2 GB DDR2 SODIMM runs at PC6400 (800) with a CAS latency of CL6. It uses a 200-pin unbuffered layout at 1.8 V and is organised as 2Rx8 with 256 M x 64 chips. The module is new and intended for notebook memory upgrades.
Suits owners of DDR2-era notebooks needing a 2 GB
Buyers whose systems require a different pin count, voltage or memory generation will not be able to use this module. It is also unsuitable for anyone needing more than 2 GB per slot.
Deciding spec: DDR2 PC6400 CL6 at 1.8 V
Confirm that your notebook accepts DDR2 SODIMMs at this speed, voltage and latency before purchasing. The 200-pin form factor and 2Rx8 organisation must match the system's requirements exactly.
Highlights
- 2GB DDR2 laptop memory for notebook upgrades
- CL6 latency at 800 MHz for responsive DDR2 performance
- Unbuffered SODIMM fits standard 200-pin DDR2 slots
- Low 1.8 V operation reduces notebook power draw
- 2Rx8 organisation with 128M×8 chips for stable density
Specifications
| Capacity | 2GB |
|---|---|
| CAS Latency | CL6 |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the module is running at the rated PC6400 800 speed after installation?
Check the memory tab in CPU-Z or the BIOS memory information screen; it should report DDR2-800 with CL6 timings.
What comes in the package and what else might I need to buy?
The box contains a single 2 GB SODIMM; no cables or tools are included, so have a small Phillips screwdriver ready for the laptop's memory door.
Should I choose the 2 GB CL6 version or look for a different capacity?
This part is only offered as a 2 GB stick; if your notebook has two slots and supports 4 GB total, buying two of these will fill it.
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