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512 MB DDR2 144-pin module for Kyocera FS-1350DN and FS-2020D printers
This 144-pin DDR2 memory card adds 512 MB of RAM to compatible Kyocera FS-1350DN and FS-2020D printers. It is designed for offices that need the printers to hold larger or more complex print jobs in memory before processing. The module installs directly into the printer's memory slot.
Under continuous multi-page workloads the extra buffer keeps the engine fed without pausing to spool from the host computer. This reduces idle cycles between pages and helps maintain the printer's rated speed during long runs. The module is not suited for systems requiring higher capacities or different pin counts.
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The 512MB DDR2 module is a passive component with no moving parts, so it generates minimal heat and makes no audible noise during continuous operation.
This 144-pin DDR2 card is designed for Kyocera FS-1350DN and FS-2020D printers; you need one of those models for it to function.
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