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Samsung M368L6523CUS-CCC-1 512MB DDR Non ECC PC-3200 400Mhz Memory
- Capacity: 512MB
- Type: DDR SDRAM
- Speed: PC-3200 (400MHz)
- Form Factor: DIMM
- ECC: Non-ECC
- Voltage: 2.5V (Standard DDR)
- CL Rating: CL3
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Product Overview
This Samsung M368L6523CUS-CCC-1 is a 512MB DDR Non-ECC memory module, operating at PC-3200 speeds (400MHz). It is designed for standard desktop and server applications where error correction is not a primary requirement. The module provides a cost-effective memory upgrade for older systems requiring DDR memory.
Technical Information
| Memory Type | DDR SDRAM |
| Capacity | 512MB |
| Speed | 400MHz |
| Form Factor | DIMM |
Additional Specifications
| ECC | Non-ECC |
| Voltage | 2.5V |
| CAS Latency | CL3 |
Product Description
The Samsung M368L6523CUS-CCC-1 is a 512MB DDR SDRAM module designed for systems that utilize the DDR memory standard. Operating at a clock speed of 400MHz, it corresponds to the PC-3200 designation, indicating a theoretical peak bandwidth of 3.2GB/s. This module is unbuffered and Non-ECC (Error-Correcting Code), making it suitable for standard computing environments where data integrity checks are handled by the CPU or are not critical. This DIMM (Dual In-line Memory Module) is a common form factor for desktop computers and some servers from the DDR era. The 2.5V operating voltage is characteristic of DDR memory. With a CAS Latency (CL) of 3, it represents a typical performance level for DDR-400 modules, balancing responsiveness with stability for everyday computing tasks. This specific part is ideal for upgrading older systems or replacing faulty memory modules in compatible motherboards. Its 512MB capacity is modest by today's standards but was sufficient for many applications and operating systems of its time. Ensuring compatibility with the motherboard's memory type (DDR), speed, and form factor is crucial before installation.
