---
product_id: 1715276
title: "Crucial 2GB Single DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Module CT25664AC667"
brand: "crucial"
price: "KSh7953"
currency: KES
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Crucial"
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# 667 MHz blazing speed 2GB DDR2 capacity 200-pin SODIMM form factor Crucial 2GB Single DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Module CT25664AC667

**Brand:** crucial
**Price:** KSh7953
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power up your productivity with Crucial DDR2 2GB – because slow is so last decade!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Crucial 2GB Single DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Module CT25664AC667 by crucial
- **How much does it cost?** KSh7953 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.ke](https://www.desertcart.co.ke/products/1715276-crucial-2gb-single-ddr2-667mhz-pc2-5300-cl5-sodimm-200)

## Best For

- crucial enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted crucial brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Efficient Power Use:** Operates at a low 1.8V voltage for cooler, energy-conscious performance.
- • **Reliable Performance:** CL5 latency and unbuffered signal processing deliver smooth, stable memory access.
- • **Seamless Compatibility:** Designed specifically for laptops with a 200-pin SODIMM slot, ensuring hassle-free installation.
- • **Boost Your Laptop's Agility:** Upgrade to 2GB DDR2 memory and feel the difference in multitasking and app loading times.
- • **Trusted Brand with Lifetime Warranty:** Crucial’s proven quality backed by a limited lifetime warranty keeps your upgrade worry-free.

## Overview

The Crucial 2GB DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) SODIMM is a lightweight, reliable laptop memory module featuring a 200-pin form factor and low 1.8V operation. It offers a solid 667 MHz speed with CL5 latency, designed to enhance multitasking and system responsiveness. Perfect for upgrading older laptops, it comes with Crucial’s limited lifetime warranty, ensuring dependable performance and peace of mind.

## Description

667 MHz memory speedMemory Size: 2 GB; DDR2-667/PC2-5300 memory standardUnbuffered signal processingForm Factor: 200-pin

Review: Not life changing, but it helps - Bought the Acer Aspire One 10.1" D250 Kit at [...]. Very nice machine, good feature set and it works. It came with the usual 1-GB RAM installed. OK but obviously only just enough. Acer sort of claims 1-GB is the max the single slot can take, but every Acer hack website says it'll take 2GB and most say that this is the 2-GB module to use. There is some debate over whether you end up with the full 2-GB or whether the system will only recognize 1.5GB or so. More on that later. I've used Crucial Memory several times before for my PCs and it has always been an excellent performer - and for $32, what the hey. So 24-hours after I bought the Acer, I ordered the 2-GB RAM. Was going out of town so I asked for 2-day shipping. The module arrived the next day - whoa! thanks! I printed out the system specs before I started. Yup, showed 1-GB installed. Took out 1-screw, popped the panel, swapped modules and 2 minutes later I powered up again. Quite a bit quicker to load the OS, but absolutely no indication or messages that anything had changed. Opened a couple of apps, definitely quicker. And, the real reason for buying the 2-GB, I shoot a lot of digi-pics and 1-GB took forever to load the image folders and bring up the thumbnails. The D250 does that a lot quicker now, Checked the system specs again - yup, all 2-GB showing and at work. So, all-n-all, very simple to do, and a distinctly faster machine with no hitches, glitches or hiccups. Still not blazing speed, but a noticeable improvement. May not make me deliriously happy; but the 1-GB would have eventually driven me crazy and I'd have done this out of frustration. A very good experience and a worthwhile investment. And really and truly, anyone can do it.
Review: Good experience with PC3-8500 - I bought a new 13.3in MacBook Pro all alumininum type with the defaulted memory configuration of 2GB. I've bought Crucial DIMMs for my other notebook before and they worked very well so I decided to buy the same Crucial brand (but different type) for my MacBook. I went to the Crucial Web site and found out the right type of memories and checking the MacBook manual also showed PC3-8500 was the right DIMMs. I purchased 4GB of PC3-8500 and the price was very good at desertcart (coupling with the free shipping) so I saved about %35 versus what I could have paid when buying the MacBook with 4GB. Installation was about 10 minutes with most of the time spent trying to open the very tiny screws carefully on the back of the MacBook. My challenge was handling the very tiny screws with my tiny-but-not-so-good screwdriver rather than replacing the DIMMs. I suggest setting the MacBook on a flat surface on top of a towel or something soft so you will not scratch the front of the Macbook. After installation, the MacBook boosted and recognized the 4GB memories right away and everything worked smoothly. No noticeable increase in performance but definitely it will help when running multiple programs at the same time using OS X or Windows XP. I recommend Crucial memories due to their good quality and good Web site showing which type of memories your computer needs. Also kudos to desertcart for offering such a good price (one of the lowest PC3-8500 DIMMs I found). The plus of doing this yourself was saving the built-in 2GB DIMMs which you may use in other computer or give them to friends. Replacing memories is pretty simple and I think anyone can do. Just make sure you have good screwdriver and need to remember exactly the locations of the 8 screws since they are not identical (3 screws at the top are longer than the rest)

## Features

- Memory Speed- PC5400; Memory Speed MHz- 667MHz
- Memory Category- Laptop; Memory Type- DDR2
- Memory Size- 2048MB; Memory Modules- 1; Memory Channels- Dual; Memory Socket- SODIMM;

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000F7QRTG |
| Additional Features | Lightweight |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,695 in Computer Memory |
| Brand | Crucial |
| Column Address Strobe Latency | 5 |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop |
| Computer Memory Size | 2 GB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,598 Reviews |
| Data Transfer Rate | 667 MHz |
| Form Factor | SO DIMM 200-pin |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00649528733030 |
| Item Weight | 0.02 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | CRUCIAL TECHNOLOGY |
| Memory Speed | 667 MHz |
| Model Name | Crucial |
| Number of Pins | 200 |
| RAM Memory Technology | DDR2 |
| RAM Size | 2 GB |
| Special Feature | Lightweight |
| UPC | 803982762832 663430910181 649528733030 |
| Voltage | 1.8 Volts |
| Warranty Description | Limited lifetime warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Crucial
- **Computer Memory Size:** 2 GB
- **RAM Memory Technology:** DDR2
- **Memory Speed:** 667 MHz
- **Compatible Devices:** Laptop

## Images

![Crucial 2GB Single DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Module CT25664AC667 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71I7iE80GeL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not life changing, but it helps
*by M***K on October 3, 2009*

Bought the Acer Aspire One 10.1" D250 Kit at [...]. Very nice machine, good feature set and it works. It came with the usual 1-GB RAM installed. OK but obviously only just enough. Acer sort of claims 1-GB is the max the single slot can take, but every Acer hack website says it'll take 2GB and most say that this is the 2-GB module to use. There is some debate over whether you end up with the full 2-GB or whether the system will only recognize 1.5GB or so. More on that later. I've used Crucial Memory several times before for my PCs and it has always been an excellent performer - and for $32, what the hey. So 24-hours after I bought the Acer, I ordered the 2-GB RAM. Was going out of town so I asked for 2-day shipping. The module arrived the next day - whoa! thanks! I printed out the system specs before I started. Yup, showed 1-GB installed. Took out 1-screw, popped the panel, swapped modules and 2 minutes later I powered up again. Quite a bit quicker to load the OS, but absolutely no indication or messages that anything had changed. Opened a couple of apps, definitely quicker. And, the real reason for buying the 2-GB, I shoot a lot of digi-pics and 1-GB took forever to load the image folders and bring up the thumbnails. The D250 does that a lot quicker now, Checked the system specs again - yup, all 2-GB showing and at work. So, all-n-all, very simple to do, and a distinctly faster machine with no hitches, glitches or hiccups. Still not blazing speed, but a noticeable improvement. May not make me deliriously happy; but the 1-GB would have eventually driven me crazy and I'd have done this out of frustration. A very good experience and a worthwhile investment. And really and truly, anyone can do it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good experience with PC3-8500
*by V***N on July 1, 2009*

I bought a new 13.3in MacBook Pro all alumininum type with the defaulted memory configuration of 2GB. I've bought Crucial DIMMs for my other notebook before and they worked very well so I decided to buy the same Crucial brand (but different type) for my MacBook. I went to the Crucial Web site and found out the right type of memories and checking the MacBook manual also showed PC3-8500 was the right DIMMs. I purchased 4GB of PC3-8500 and the price was very good at Amazon (coupling with the free shipping) so I saved about %35 versus what I could have paid when buying the MacBook with 4GB. Installation was about 10 minutes with most of the time spent trying to open the very tiny screws carefully on the back of the MacBook. My challenge was handling the very tiny screws with my tiny-but-not-so-good screwdriver rather than replacing the DIMMs. I suggest setting the MacBook on a flat surface on top of a towel or something soft so you will not scratch the front of the Macbook. After installation, the MacBook boosted and recognized the 4GB memories right away and everything worked smoothly. No noticeable increase in performance but definitely it will help when running multiple programs at the same time using OS X or Windows XP. I recommend Crucial memories due to their good quality and good Web site showing which type of memories your computer needs. Also kudos to Amazon for offering such a good price (one of the lowest PC3-8500 DIMMs I found). The plus of doing this yourself was saving the built-in 2GB DIMMs which you may use in other computer or give them to friends. Replacing memories is pretty simple and I think anyone can do. Just make sure you have good screwdriver and need to remember exactly the locations of the 8 screws since they are not identical (3 screws at the top are longer than the rest)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ NOT 100% compatible with some Asus netbooks
*by M***Z on March 17, 2010*

I bought this as a recommended upgrade for my Asus EEE 1001P netbook. While it does indeed work and the computer boots up just fine, it does not change clock speeds gracefully while in operation. Why should you care? Well the claimed 8-10 hour battery life of these netbooks is dependent on the software's ability to underclock the RAM and processor when not needed for heavy lifting. Asus calls this their "super hybrid engine". If you disable the super hybrid engine or just leave it in one of the performance modes then this RAM works fine. However when using the Auto mode the computer will not shut down properly. What happens is the screen turns off, but the power never actually turns off eventually killing your battery. Here are two links discussing the phenomenon, which has apparently being going on for awhile and Asus has no intention of fixing it. [...] What to do? I have heard that Kingston RAM does not have this same problem in these particular netbooks, although I haven't had the time to investigate this first hand. Note that this isn't really a problem with this RAM, which is why I still gave it a good rating. It's more of an Asus problem than a Crucial problem.

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