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General Specs Patriot Memory 1GB PC2-2700 333MHz SODIMM - PSD1G33316S
Manufacturer:
Patriot Memory, LLC
Manufacturer Part Number:
PSD1G33316S
Brand Name:
Patriot Memory
Product Line:
Signature
Product Model:
PSD1G33316S
Product Name:
Signature PSD1G33316S 1GB DDR SDRAM Memory Module
Product Type:
RAM Module
Detailed Specs Patriot Memory 1GB PC2-2700 333MHz SODIMM - PSD1G33316S
Memory Size:
1 GB
Memory Technology:
DDRSDRAM
Memory Voltage:
2.50 V
Number of Modules:
1 x 1 GB
Memory Speed:
333 MHz
Memory Standard:
DDR333/PC2700
Error Checking:
Non-ECC
Signal Processing:
Unbuffered
CAS Latency:
CL2.5
Additional Information Patriot Memory 1GB PC2-2700 333MHz SODIMM - PSD1G33316S
Number of Pins:
200-pin
Form Factor:
SoDIMM?Small Outline Dual In-line Memory Module
Miscellaneous Patriot Memory 1GB PC2-2700 333MHz SODIMM - PSD1G33316S
Compatibility:
Notebook
Warranty Patriot Memory 1GB PC2-2700 333MHz SODIMM - PSD1G33316S
Limited Warranty:
Lifetime


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