modulo di memoria - 2GB - DIMM

Upgrading an older desktop can feel like a dead end when modern memory modules no longer fit or run at the right voltage. The Fujitsu S26361-F2995-L116 CO brings your system back to life with a 2GB DDR3-1333 DIMM that matches the exact requirements of many 2010-era motherboards. It delivers stable, low-power performance for everyday computing, office tasks, and light multitasking without forcing you to replace the entire machine.

Who is it for

This module is ideal for users maintaining or refurbishing desktop PCs that rely on DDR3 memory at 1.5V. It suits small businesses, home users, and IT technicians who need a reliable, cost-effective way to extend the usable life of legacy hardware. Whether you are restoring a workstation for basic productivity or simply adding a second module for dual-channel operation, this DIMM provides a straightforward upgrade path.

Main features

• 2GB capacity, sufficient for Windows 10 or light Linux distributions on older desktops.
• DDR3 SDRAM technology operating at 1333MHz (PC3-10600) for balanced speed and compatibility.
• 240-pin DIMM form factor with unbuffered, non-ECC design for standard desktop motherboards.
• Single-rank (1Rx8) configuration with 256Mx64 module layout for broad chipset support.
• Low 1.5V operating voltage reduces power consumption and heat generation.
• Standard profile height fits most desktop cases without clearance issues.

Specifications

• Brand: Fujitsu
• Model: S26361-F2995-L116 CO
• Capacity: 2GB
• Memory type: DDR3 SDRAM
• Speed: 1333 MHz (PC3-10600)
• CAS latency: CL9
• Voltage: 1.5V
• Form factor: 240-pin DIMM
• ECC: Non-ECC
• Buffered memory type: Unbuffered
• Memory ranking: Single Rank (1Rx8)
• Module configuration: 256Mx64
• Data width: 64-bit
• Component for: Desktop PC
• Cooling type: None (no heat spreader)
• Module height: Standard profile

Tips

Before installation, verify that your motherboard supports DDR3 240-pin DIMMs at 1.5V and has an available slot. For best performance, consider installing two identical modules to enable dual-channel memory architecture. Always handle the module by its edges and discharge static electricity to prevent damage. If your system originally shipped with a different speed, the module will automatically downclock to match the slowest installed DIMM.