Patriot 16GB Signature Premium DDR4 2666 MHz UDIMM PSP416G266681H1 specs.
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Technical Information Patriot 16GB Signature Premium DDR4 2666 MHz UDIMM with Heatshield PSP416G266681H1
Buffered/Registered:
No
Built-in LED:
None
Capacity:
16 GB
CAS Latency:
CL19
Error Correction (ECC):
Non-ECC
Heat Spreader:
Yes
Kit Configuration:
1 x 16 GB
Memory Rank:
Single Rank
Performance Profile:
None
Speed:
PC4-21300 (2666 MHz)
Voltage:
1.2 V
Design Patriot 16GB Signature Premium DDR4 2666 MHz UDIMM with Heatshield PSP416G266681H1
Memory Type:
DDR4
Height:
1.45" / 36.83 mm
DIMM Type:
288-Pin DIMM
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