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Basic Specs Transcend TS1GT320S
Memory type:
DDR
Form factor:
DIMM 184-pin
Clock frequency:
333 MHz
Bandwidth:
2700 MB/s
Volume:
2 x 512 MB
Support ECC:
Error-Correcting Code
Error-Correcting Codeyes
UN-Buffered Memory (Registered):
no
Low Profile Bracket (Low Profile):
no
Timings Transcend TS1GT320S
CL:Cas Latency
Cas Latency2.5
Detailed Specs Transcend TS1GT320S
Compatibility:
Toshiba Magnia LiTE32S/BS SYU3190A+CPR3194A, Magnia Z320S/VW3 series, Magnia Z330S/BS series, Magnia Z330S/BSR series, Magnia LiTE32S/W3 SYU3190C+CPR3194A, Magnia Z320S/W3 series, Magnia LiTE32S/W32 series, Magnia Z320S/BS series, Magnia Z320S/VBSR series, Magnia Z320S/VBS series, Magnia Z320S/W3R series, Magnia Z320S/BSR series, Magnia Z320S/VW3R series, Magnia2200R/W32 series
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