PC2-4200 DDR2-533 1GB RAM Ordenador

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Enjoy Smooth Computing Using PC2-4200 DDR2 533 MHz 1GB Ram

Your computer is your workstation, your entertainment center, and your encyclopedia all rolled into one. In order to handle tough multitasking, your PC needs sufficient DDR2 memory to keep up with all those tasks. With PC2-4200 DDR2 533 MHz 1GB sticks of memory, you can accomplish multiple tasks at the same time.

What is this type of DDR2 RAM?

The successor to the original DDR memory standard and the precursor to DDR3 RAM, Double Data Rate Type 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (DDR2 SDRAM) is an industry standard for RAM. DDR2 features double pumping, a technique used to increase the bandwidth of the RAM. This allows DDR2 memory to have larger capacities, faster transfer rates, and more rapid communication directly with the system's processor. GB DDR2 sticks are commonly available in sizes from 1GB to 8GB RAM.

PC2-4200 DDR2 is designed for use in systems with a 266MHz front-side bus that provides a 533MT/s data transfer rate. The number 4200 refers to the module's bandwidth (the maximum amount of data it can transfer each second), which is 4200MB/s (4.2GB/s).

How can you choose the right RAM for your computer?

There are many memory modules available. Selecting the right one for use in your system can aid multitasking and smooth system operation. Here are things to look for when shopping for yours:

  • Compatibility: The type of memory your system can utilize will depend on your motherboard and processor. The motherboard itself will have certain types of memory it can make use of, and your processor will come with limitations on speed and base memory type. You'll want to make sure all of these components match in order to get the most out of your memory.
  • Speed: This is how quickly your memory can transfer data to its storage as well as how quickly that data can be utilized by the system's processor. This is a combination of the listed MHz rating as well as the PC2 prefix at the beginning of the RAM name.
  • Storage capacity: Commonly listed in gigabytes (GB), this is the maximum storage capacity of the RAM. The more GBs a stick has, the more information it can store during use for the processor to access. Most users will want to get as many GBs as their motherboard can make use of.
What is DIMM/SODIMM?

Dual In-Line Memory Module (DIMM) and Small Outline Dual In-Line Memory Module (SODIMM) are standards used to connect memory with motherboards. Using these standardized slots and their respective pin counts, users can achieve connection compatibility between these components. Different types of RAM will have different pin counts that will match the slots found on their systems. The larger DIMM devices are usually used for full-size desktop PCs, while the shorter SODIMM devices are usually found in laptops and some servers.

What is dual-channel memory?

A technology found on most memory options, dual-channel memory lets two memory modules act in concert to effectively increase the available bandwidth to a system's processor. Both the motherboard and the processor must be able to take advantage of dual channels in order to benefit from the technology. While the devices found in each dual-channel slot do not have to match, it can improve the effectiveness of dual-channel technology if they do.

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