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HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC vs Kingston Technology Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3

5specifications compared
4differ
1identical
5known for one product only

Key differences

The HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC has 16 -pin DIMM more memory form factor than the Kingston Technology Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3 (184-pin DIMM vs 168-pin DIMM). The Kingston Technology Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3 has 0.8 V more memory voltage than the HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC (3.3 V vs 2.5 V). The Kingston Technology Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3 has 2.9 ns more internal memory access speed than the HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC (7.5 ns vs 4.6 ns). Only the Kingston Technology Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3 has ECC.

Memory form factor
- Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC:184-pin DIMM
- Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3:168-pin DIMM
ECC
- Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC:No
- Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3:Yes
Memory voltage
- Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC:2.5 V
- Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3:3.3 V
Internal memory access speed
- Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC:4.6 ns
- Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3:7.5 ns

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Comparison of Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC, Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3
10 specifications	A HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 433Mhz DDR nonECC View product	B Kingston Technology Memory 128MB 133MHz ECC 16x72 CL3 View product
Features4 differ
Internal memoryKnown for one	0.5 GB	Unknown — not stated by the source
Internal memory typeKnown for one	DDR	Unknown — not stated by the source
Memory form factorDiffers	184-pin DIMM	168-pin DIMM
ECCDiffers	No	Yes
CAS latencyKnown for one	2	Unknown — not stated by the source
Memory voltageDiffers	2.5 V	3.3 V
Internal memory access speedDiffers	4.6 ns	7.5 ns
Memory busKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	64 bit
Check widthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	8 bit

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