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HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk vs Kingston Technology 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2)

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  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk has 2.5 more CAS latency than the Kingston Technology 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2) (5 vs 2.5). The Kingston Technology 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2) has 0.5 V more memory voltage than the HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk (2.5 V vs 2.0 V). Internal memory type: DDR2 on the HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk, DDR on the Kingston Technology 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2). Memory form factor: 240-pin DIMM on the HyperX Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk, 184-Pin DIMM on the Kingston Technology 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2).

  • Internal memory type
    • Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk:DDR2
    • 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2):DDR
  • Memory form factor
    • Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk:240-pin DIMM
    • 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2):184-Pin DIMM
  • CAS latency
    • Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk:5
    • 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2):2.5
  • Memory voltage
    • Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk:2.0 V
    • 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2):2.5 V

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Comparison of Memory HyperX 512MB 900MHz DDR2 CL5 2pk, 512MB 333MHz DDR Non-ECC CL2.5 DIMM (Kit of 2)
10 specifications
Features4 differ
Internal memory0.25 GB0.25 GB
Internal memory typeDiffersDDR2DDR
Memory form factorDiffers240-pin DIMM184-Pin DIMM
ECCNoNo
CAS latencyDiffers52.5
Memory bus64 bit64 bit
Check width8 bit8 bit
Memory voltageDiffers2.0 V2.5 V
Lead platingGoldGold
Operational conditionsidentical
Operating temperature (T-T)Known for one0 - 55 °CUnknown — not stated by the source

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