Kingston Technology Corp.
Kingston Technology ValueRAM 1GB DDR 266MHz PC2100 ECC 184-pin
A 1GB DDR 266MHz ECC module with 184-pin gold contacts for desktop systems
- Capacity1GB
- ECC protection guards data integrity with 128M X 72 architecture
- 1 GB capacity adds usable memory for legacy desktop systems
- 266 MHz DDR speed matches PC2100 motherboard specifications
- 184-pin DIMM form factor fits standard DDR memory slots
- Rigorously tested module delivers 100-percent compliance to industry standards
Kingston ValueRAM 1GB DDR PC2100 ECC
This Kingston ValueRAM module is a 1GB DDR SDRAM DIMM rated at 266MHz (PC2100). It is built for desktop systems that require 184-pin unbuffered ECC memory. The stick is 100-percent tested to meet industry standard specifications.
Suits legacy desktops needing ECC
This module suits owners of older desktops or workstations that specifically take 184-pin DDR ECC memory. Builders without ECC-capable motherboards, or those needing higher capacities, faster speeds, or multi-module kits, should look at something else.
184-pin ECC DDR interface decides fit
The single specification that decides compatibility is the 184-pin ECC DDR interface running at 2.5V with CL2.5 timing. Only systems designed for this exact electrical and physical standard can use the module.
Highlights
- ECC protection guards data integrity with 128M X 72 architecture
- 1 GB capacity adds usable memory for legacy desktop systems
- 266 MHz DDR speed matches PC2100 motherboard specifications
- 184-pin DIMM form factor fits standard DDR memory slots
- Rigorously tested module delivers 100-percent compliance to industry standards
Specifications
| Capacity | 1GB |
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Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need an 184-pin DDR slot that supports ECC for this 1GB module to work?
Yes. The module is an 184-pin unbuffered DIMM with ECC and requires a DDR slot that accepts 128M x 72 ECC memory at 266 MHz.
Can I add this 266 MHz CL2.5 stick alongside slower DDR memory I already have installed?
The system will run all modules at the speed of the slowest stick. This module operates at 266 MHz with CL2.5 timing and 2.5 V.
How do I confirm the module is running at 266 MHz with ECC active after installation?
Check the BIOS or a system-information tool. It should report 1 GB at 266 MHz (PC2100), CL2.5, and show ECC enabled for the 128M x 72 configuration.
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