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Kingston Technology 128MB module vs Kingston Technology Memory 256MB PC800-40 ECC 8-Device

4specifications compared
3differ
1identical
4known for one product only

Key differences

The Kingston Technology 128MB module has 0.8 V more memory voltage than the Kingston Technology Memory 256MB PC800-40 ECC 8-Device (3.3 V vs 2.5 V). Only the Kingston Technology 128MB module has ECC. Memory form factor: 168-pin DIMM on the Kingston Technology 128MB module, 184-pin RIMM on the Kingston Technology Memory 256MB PC800-40 ECC 8-Device.

Memory form factor
- 128MB module:168-pin DIMM
- Memory 256MB PC800-40 ECC 8-Device:184-pin RIMM
ECC
- 128MB module:Yes
- Memory 256MB PC800-40 ECC 8-Device:No
Memory voltage
- 128MB module:3.3 V
- Memory 256MB PC800-40 ECC 8-Device:2.5 V

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Comparison of 128MB module, Memory 256MB PC800-40 ECC 8-Device
8 specifications	A Kingston Technology 128MB module View product	B Kingston Technology Memory 256MB PC800-40 ECC 8-Device View product
Features3 differ
Memory form factorDiffers	168-pin DIMM	184-pin RIMM
ECCDiffers	Yes	No
Memory busKnown for one	64 bit	Unknown — not stated by the source
Check widthKnown for one	8 bit	Unknown — not stated by the source
Memory voltageDiffers	3.3 V	2.5 V
Internal memoryKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	0.25 GB
Internal memory typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	RDRAM

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