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General Specs Axiom 512MB DDR2-533 x32 DIMM for HP # CE467A - CE467A-AX
Manufacturer:
Axiom Memory Solutions
Manufacturer Part Number:
CE467A-AX
Brand Name:
Axiom
Product Model:
CE467A-AX
Product Name:
512MB DDR2 SDRAM Memory Module
Product Type:
RAM Module
Detailed Specs Axiom 512MB DDR2-533 x32 DIMM for HP # CE467A - CE467A-AX
Memory Size:
512 MB
Memory Technology:
DDR2SDRAM
Memory Speed:
533 MHz
Additional Information Axiom 512MB DDR2-533 x32 DIMM for HP # CE467A - CE467A-AX
Number of Pins:
200-pin
Thickness:
0.1" (3.8 mm)
Width:
1.1" (28.6 mm)
Length:
2.6" (66.7 mm)
Weight (Approximate):
14.1 g
Miscellaneous Axiom 512MB DDR2-533 x32 DIMM for HP # CE467A - CE467A-AX
Compatibility:
HP-Compaq - Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4525xh, HP-Compaq - Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4525dn, HP-Compaq - Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4525n, HP-Compaq - Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4025dn, HP-Compaq - Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4025n
Warranty Axiom 512MB DDR2-533 x32 DIMM for HP # CE467A - CE467A-AX
Limited Warranty:
Lifetime
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