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Kingston KVR400X64C3A/512OEM 512MB DDR-400MHz PC3200 Non-ECC Unbuffered CL3 184-Pin DIMM Memory Modu...
- 512MB capacity
- DDR SDRAM technology
- 400MHz (PC3200) speed
- Non-ECC (Non-Error Correcting Code)
- Unbuffered DIMM
- CL3 latency
- 184-Pin connector
- OEM version
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Product Overview
The Kingston KVR400X64C3A/512OEM is a 512MB DDR-400MHz PC3200 Non-ECC Unbuffered DIMM memory module. It is designed for standard desktop systems and offers reliable performance for general computing needs.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 512MB |
| Memory Type | DDR SDRAM |
| Speed | 400MHz (PC3200) |
| Form Factor | DIMM |
| Type | Unbuffered |
Additional Specifications
| ECC | Non-ECC |
| Latency | CL3 |
| Pins | 184-Pin |
| Voltage | 2.5V |
Product Description
This Kingston memory module, identified by SKU KVR400X64C3A/512OEM, is a 512MB DDR SDRAM module designed to operate at 400MHz, corresponding to the PC3200 standard. It is an unbuffered DIMM, which is a common type of memory module used in desktop computers and workstations. The 'OEM' designation suggests it may have been originally intended for system integrators. The module is Non-ECC, meaning it lacks error-checking capabilities, making it suitable for standard desktop applications rather than mission-critical server environments. The CL3 latency rating indicates a CAS latency of 3 clock cycles, a standard specification for DDR-400 memory, ensuring reasonable performance for everyday computing tasks. With its 184-pin connector and 2.5V operating voltage, the KVR400X64C3A/512OEM is compatible with motherboards that support DDR PC3200 memory. It serves as a reliable component for upgrading or replacing memory in older systems, providing the necessary capacity for operating systems and common software applications.
