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Kingston 2 GB DIMM 266 MHz DDR SDRAM Memory (KTC-ML370G3/2G)
Buffalo Computer Parts (2658)
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Price:
US $14.99
ApproximatelyC $20.61
+ $30.84 shipping
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- Buy It NowKingston KTC-ML370G3/2G 1GB DDR Server RAM Memory
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About this product
Product Information
The Kingston PC2100 is a DDR-SDRAM that boosts the speed of your desktop computer.. With a memory of 2 GB, this Kingston RAM module enables multiple applications to run concurrently without developing any glitches. A memory speed of 266 MHz makes this DDR-SDRAM suitable for various mobile systems as well. The synchronous interface of the Kingston PC2100 module allows for a more complex chip pattern, resulting in better performance and higher speeds. Moreover, this RAM module offers compatibility with the HP and COMPAQ systems. If you are looking for a RAM that delivers decent performance, this Kingston RAM module will certainly meet your expectations.Product Identifiers
BrandKingston
MPNKTC-ML370G3/2G
UPC7406170685598, 0740617068559
eBay Product ID (ePID)92788995
Product Key Features
Total Capacity2 GB
Form FactorDIMM
Number of Modules2
Additional Product Features
Number of Pins2
Number of Memory Chips2
TypeDDR SDRAM
Memory Speed266MHz
Ratings and Reviews
Most relevant reviews
- Aug 15, 2017
Kingston - terrific memory but ECC memory is for Servers only - not Desktop.
Kingston makes good memory. However, I purchased this Kingston Technology 2GB (2 x 1GB) 184-Pin PC2100 266Mhz DDR ECC Registered Server Ram by mistake as not realizing it was for Servers. I later purchased the Non-ECC version , Kingston 2GB Kit (2x1GB) DDR 266mhz NON-ECC 184 Pin SDRAM, Part Number KTC-PR266/1G and it worked perfectly in my 2002 Compaq Presario 5423US. My Compaq PC originally came with 2 x 256MB at 512MB which said was only upgradeable to 1GB which I eventually did in 2003. I suppose it was fast according to year 2002 standards and when compared to year 2017 against DDR4 , you know that answer. After discovering info about the Compaq motherboard here in 2017, it was capable of 2GB total. Even though the ECC type would not have worked I found that the Non-ECC functioned very well , passed both Memory and Stress tests without any errors.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Feb 22, 2018
Did not work as advertised.
Worked as a single stick but not as a pair. advertised as working as a pair.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
