2-Power 2GB DDR2 667MHz SoDIMM Memory A1363320 Laptop RAM

The 2-Power 2GB DDR2 667MHz SoDIMM Memory A1363320 Laptop RAM is a single 2GB DDR2 SO-DIMM module designed for compatible laptops and small form-factor systems. Operating at 667 MHz with CAS latency 5, this compact memory module increases available system memory to improve multitasking and general responsiveness for everyday computing tasks. It is intended as a direct replacement for A1363320 and follows standard DDR2 SO-DIMM form factor and signaling.

Advantages

This 2GB DDR2 667MHz SoDIMM delivers a straightforward capacity increase for systems that support DDR2 memory, reducing swapping to disk and improving application responsiveness. The module's CL5 timing and 667 MHz clock rate provide predictable performance for legacy laptop platforms. As a single-module upgrade, it is easy to install and can be combined with existing compatible modules to increase total system memory.

Suitable for

• Upgrading older laptops that accept DDR2 SO-DIMM modules
• Replacing a faulty or missing 2GB DDR2 module
• Improving multitasking for basic office, web browsing and media playback
• Maintenance of legacy systems and small form-factor PCs that use DDR2 memory

Key specifications

• Memory type: DDR2 SO-DIMM
• Capacity: 2 GB
• Clock speed: 667 MHz
• CAS latency: 5 (CL5)
• Module format: 200-pin SO-DIMM (standard DDR2 laptop form factor)

How to use

Power down the laptop and remove the battery if applicable. Access the memory compartment according to the device manufacturer's instructions. Ground yourself to avoid electrostatic discharge, then remove the existing module if replacing it or insert the 2GB DDR2 SO-DIMM into the slot at the correct angle until the retaining clips engage. Reassemble the laptop, reinstall the battery, and power on. Verify that the system BIOS/UEFI and operating system recognize the new memory capacity.

Usage recommendations

Confirm that your laptop supports DDR2 667 MHz SO-DIMM modules and that there is a free slot or a removable module to replace. For best stability, use matching modules (same capacity, speed and timing) when populating paired slots. After installation, check system settings to ensure the module is detected and consider updating the BIOS if the new memory is not recognized.