OCZ Platinum XTC 2GB DDR2-1000 CL5 [OCZ2P10002G]

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OCZ Platinum XTC 2GB DDR2-1000 CL5

PN: OCZ2P10002G | Totale capaciteit: 2 GB, Memory type: DDR2, Rated clock frequency: 1000 MHz, Type module: DIMM, CAS latency: 5

General
Brand	OCZ
Product name	Platinum XTC 2GB DDR2-1000 CL5
Product code	OCZ2P10002G
Tested by HWI
Release date	07/19/2008
Price (min. / avg.)	-

Specifications
Totale capaciteit: 2 GB , Memory type: DDR2 , Rated clock frequency: 1000 MHz , Type module: DIMM , CAS latency: 5
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General
Brand	OCZ
Product name	Platinum XTC 2GB DDR2-1000 CL5
Product code	OCZ2P10002G
Specifications
Totale capaciteit	2 GB
Memory type	DDR2
Rated clock frequency	1000 MHz
Type module	DIMM
Kit van meerdere modules
CAS latency	5
EPP / nVidia SLI Memory support
XMP support
ECC
Registered

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