Kingston 2GB DDR2 667MT/s Non-ECC Unbuffered SODIMM Memory Module

Overview

The Kingston KTH-ZD8000B/2G is a 2GB DDR2 memory module designed for notebook computers, operating at 667MT/s to provide a noticeable boost in system responsiveness. This 200-pin SODIMM module fits easily into compatible laptops, offering an affordable way to improve everyday tasks like web browsing, document editing, and video streaming by expanding available memory.

Its 1.8V power requirement and non-ECC, unbuffered design ensure broad compatibility with many older laptop models. Installing this module is simple and quick, making it a practical upgrade for users looking to extend the life of their existing devices without replacing the entire system.

Key features

• Provides additional memory bandwidth to improve multitasking and application performance on older laptops
• 200-pin SODIMM form factor designed for straightforward installation in notebook memory slots
• Operates at a standard 1.8V voltage, matching DDR2 specifications for energy-efficient performance
• Non-ECC and unbuffered to maintain compatibility with a wide range of notebook systems
• Enhances everyday computing tasks such as browsing, media playback, and document handling
• Lifetime warranty from Kingston ensures long-term reliability and peace of mind

Key specs

• Memory capacity: 2GB
• Memory type: DDR2 SDRAM
• Speed: 667MT/s
• Form factor: 200-pin SODIMM
• Voltage: 1.8V
• Error checking: Non-ECC
• Buffering: Unbuffered

Compatibility and installation

This memory module is compatible with notebooks that support DDR2 200-pin SODIMM slots and operate at 1.8V. Its non-ECC and unbuffered design make it suitable for a broad range of laptop models without requiring special configurations. Installation involves seating the module firmly into the slot until the latches click, after which the system will automatically recognize the increased memory capacity.

Who this upgrade is for

This 2GB DDR2 memory module is a strong choice for students needing a reliable laptop for study, remote workers aiming to extend the usability of their current device, and families sharing a computer for everyday tasks. It also fits well in small office environments where budget-conscious upgrades are preferred over full system replacements, providing a practical performance boost without significant investment.