Product comparison · 2 memory modules

ADATA 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5 vs Kingston Technology 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel)

Key differences

Memory layout (modules x size)
- 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5:1 x 2 GB
- 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel):2 x 1 GB
Internal memory type
- 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5:DDR2
- 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel):DDR3
ECC
- 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5:No
- 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel):Yes
CAS latency
- 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5:5
- 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel):9
Buffered memory type
- 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5:Unregistered (unbuffered)
- 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel):Registered (buffered)
Memory voltage
- 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5:1.8 V
- 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel):1.5 V

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Comparison of 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5, 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel)
15 specifications	A ADATA 2GB DDR2 800MHz CL5 View product	B Kingston Technology 2GB, 1333MHz, DDR3, ECC, CL9, DIMM (Kit of 2), w/ Thermal Sensor (Intel)View product
Features6 differ
Memory layout (modules x size)Differs	1 x 2 GB	2 x 1 GB
Internal memory typeDiffers	DDR2	DDR3
ECCDiffers	No	Yes
CAS latencyDiffers	5	9
Memory busKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	72 bit
Buffered memory typeDiffers	Unregistered (unbuffered)	Registered (buffered)
Memory voltageDiffers	1.8 V	1.5 V
Memory typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	DDR3
Lead platingKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Gold
Memory clock speedKnown for one	800 MHz	Unknown — not stated by the source
Other featuresidentical
Bus clock rateKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1333 MHz
Form factorKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	240-pin DIMM
Chips organisationKnown for one	128Mx8	Unknown — not stated by the source

A dash means the value is not stated by the source. Unknown values are never counted for or against a product, and there is no overall score.