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General Specs Promise SP.Vess R2000.DDR3 4G Memory Module - VR2KMEM4G
Manufacturer:
Promise Technology
Manufacturer Part Number:
VR2KMEM4G
Brand Name:
Promise
Product Name:
4GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module
Packaged Quantity:
1
Product Type:
RAM Module
Detailed Specs Promise SP.Vess R2000.DDR3 4G Memory Module - VR2KMEM4G
Memory Size:
4 GB
Memory Technology:
DDR3SDRAM
Miscellaneous Promise SP.Vess R2000.DDR3 4G Memory Module - VR2KMEM4G
Compatibility:
PROMISE Vess R2000 Unified Storage Solution
Country of Origin:
Taiwan
Warranty Promise SP.Vess R2000.DDR3 4G Memory Module - VR2KMEM4G
Limited Warranty:
3 Year
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