Kingston KVR13LR9S4/8HA specs.
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General characteristics Kingston KVR13LR9S4/8HA
Product Type:
DDR3L
Form factor:
DIMM
Dual In-line Memory Module
Dual In-line Memory ModuleThe Capacity of one module:
8 Gb
Number of Pins:
240
Number of modules:
1
The number of ranks:
1
Memory Speed:
1333 MHz
Bandwidth:
10600 Mb/s
Support ECC:Error-Correcting Code
Error-Correcting CodeYes
Registered:
Yes
Low Profile:
No
Radiator:
No
Timing Kingston KVR13LR9S4/8HA
CL:Cas Latency
Cas Latency9
tRCD:Row Address to Column Address Delay
Row Address to Column Address Delay9
tRP:Row Precharge Time
Row Precharge Time9
Additional information Kingston KVR13LR9S4/8HA
Voltage:
1.35 V
Details Kingston KVR13LR9S4/8HA
Number:
18
Packaging:
Double sided
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