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HyperX Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2 vs Kingston Technology Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP

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  • 4differ
  • 2identical
  • 5known for one product only

Key differences

The HyperX Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2 has 16 -pin DIMM more memory form factor than the Kingston Technology Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP (184-pin DIMM vs 168-pin DIMM). The Kingston Technology Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP has 0.7 V more memory voltage than the HyperX Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2 (3.3 V vs 2.6 V). The Kingston Technology Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP has 2 ns more internal memory access speed than the HyperX Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2 (8 ns vs 6 ns). Only the Kingston Technology Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP has ECC.

  • Memory form factor
    • Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2:184-pin DIMM
    • Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP:168-pin DIMM
  • ECC
    • Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2:No
    • Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP:Yes
  • Memory voltage
    • Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2:2.6 V
    • Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP:3.3 V
  • Internal memory access speed
    • Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2:6 ns
    • Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP:8 ns

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Comparison of Memory HyperX 256MB 333Mhz DDR nonECC C2, Memory 128MB ECC CL2 PC100 DIMM LP
11 specifications
Features4 differ
Internal memoryKnown for one0.25 GBUnknown — not stated by the source
Internal memory typeKnown for oneDDRUnknown — not stated by the source
Memory form factorDiffers184-pin DIMM168-pin DIMM
ECCDiffersNoYes
CAS latency22
Memory clock speedKnown for one333 MHzUnknown — not stated by the source
Memory voltageDiffers2.6 V3.3 V
Lead platingGoldGold
Internal memory access speedDiffers6 ns8 ns
Memory busKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source64 bit
Check widthKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source8 bit

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