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Kingston Technology 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V vs Kingston Technology 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V

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Key differences

The Kingston Technology 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V has 0.5 GB more internal memory than the Kingston Technology 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V (1 GB vs 0.5 GB). The Kingston Technology 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V has 1 more CAS latency than the Kingston Technology 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V (5 vs 4). Only the Kingston Technology 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V has ECC. Memory form factor: 214-pin MicroDIMM on the Kingston Technology 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V, 240-pin DIMM on the Kingston Technology 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V.

  • Internal memory
    • 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V:1 GB
    • 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V:0.5 GB
  • Memory form factor
    • 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V:214-pin MicroDIMM
    • 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V:240-pin DIMM
  • ECC
    • 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V:No
    • 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V:Yes
  • CAS latency
    • 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V:5
    • 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V:4

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Comparison of 1 GB, MicroDIMM 214-pin, DDR II, 667 MHz, CL5, 1.8 V, 512 MB, MiniDIMM 244-pin, SDRAM-DDR2, 533 MHz, CL4, 1.8 V
7 specifications
Features4 differ
Internal memoryDiffers1 GB0.5 GB
Memory form factorDiffers214-pin MicroDIMM240-pin DIMM
ECCDiffersNoYes
CAS latencyDiffers54
Lead platingKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceGold

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