Kingston KVR26N19S8/8

KSh4,350.00

About the Product

Because it is unbuffered, non-ECC DDR4 2666 MHz memory, it’s ideal for consumer desktops — typical home PCs, office machines, mid‑range gaming rigs.
The single‑rank 8 GB module is a good baseline; many people pair two identical modules to enable dual‑channel memory (if their motherboard supports it), which improves bandwidth and performance.
Built‑in features like ODT, DBI, LPASR, on‑die VREFDQ, internal memory banks, burst‑chop/length mechanisms, and fly‑by topology all help ensure stable, efficient, and reliable memory operations — which matters under load (multitasking, gaming, video editing, etc.).
The 1.2 V low voltage and power‑saving features (LPASR, DBI) help keep power consumption down — beneficial if you care about energy efficiency and cooler operation.
The standard 2666 MHz speed with CL19 latency gives a decent balance of speed and compatibility for most DDR4‑ready motherboards.

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Kingston Memory KVR26N19S8/8 ValueRAM DDR4 8 GB DIMM 288-pin Computer Internal Memory

Description Overview

The Kingston KVR26N19S8/8 is a computer memory module (RAM) — specifically: DDR4 SDRAM, DIMM (Dual Inline Memory Module) with 288 pins, which means it’s intended for desktop PCs or systems that accept full‑size DIMM modules. The module has a capacity of 8 GB and runs at a data rate / frequency of 2666 MHz (often denoted “DDR4‑2666” or “PC4-21300”). Its latency is CL19 (timing 19‑19‑19), which indicates the delays between certain memory operations — pretty standard for DDR4‑2666 modules. It is non‑ECC and unbuffered — meaning it is “standard consumer grade” RAM (not ECC, not server‑grade

Key Specs & Features

Memory type: DDR4 SDRAM
Capacity: 8 GB (1 × 8 GB) configuration
Speed / Frequency: 2666 MHz (PC4‑21300)
CAS Latency: CL19 (standard 19‑19‑19 timings)
Voltage: 1.2 V (typical for DDR4)
Form factor: 288‑pin DIMM ( suitable for desktop PCs)
Module type: Unbuffered, non‑ECC, single‑rank (1Rx8)
Compatibility: Meant for desktop PCs or servers that support DDR4 2666/PC4‑21300 memory.
Buffered / ECC: Unbuffered, non‑ECC (i.e. “standard” consumer‑grade RAM, not server ECC).
Rank / Configuration: Single‑rank (1Rx8), module configuration 1024M x 64.
Gold‑plated Contacts: 288‑pin DIMM with gold contact fingers for reliable connectivity.
On‑Board SPD (Serial Presence Detect) EEPROM: Enables automatic memory detection/configuration by the motherboard.

Advanced Memory Features & Design Enhancements

Beyond the basics, this module includes a number of design- and performance‑oriented features:

On‑Die Termination (ODT): Both nominal and dynamic ODT for data, strobe, and mask signals — helps with signal integrity and stability.
Low‑Power Auto Self‑Refresh (LPASR): Helps conserve power when the system is idle or in standby.
Data Bus Inversion (DBI): On the data bus — a technique for reducing power consumption and improving signal integrity.
On‑Die VREFDQ Generation and Calibration: For stable reference voltages on the data lines, improving reliability.
16 Internal Banks (organized as 4 groups of 4 banks): Allows efficient concurrent operations internally, aiding performance.
Burst Chop (BC) & Burst Length (BL): Fixed burst‑chop of 4 (BC4) and burst length of 8 (BL8), with selectable BC4 or BL8 on the fly (OTF). This helps optimize data transfer bursts depending on workload.
“Fly‑by” Topology & Terminated Command/Address Bus: Improves signal routing, reduces interference, and enhances stability especially on moder

Use Cases & Suitability

Because of how it’s built (DDR4, 8 GB, 2666 MHz, 288‑pin DIMM, non‑ECC/unbuffered), this memory module is:

Well‑suited for consumer desktop PCs — home computers, office machines, casual or mid‑range gaming rigs, everyday productivity machines.
Not optimized for enterprise-level server use — since it lacks ECC and buffering, which are often required in servers for error detection/correction and stability under heavy workloads.
A cost‑/performance‑balanced choice — for people building or upgrading a PC, wanting reliable RAM without paying premiums for server-grade features.
A single-stick 8 GB option — good for basic builds or upgrades; many users pair two sticks (identical) to take advantage of dual-channel memory (if motherboard supports it) for better memory bandwidth.