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The listings show DDR3 modules in 4 GB, 8 GB, and 16 GB capacities.

The entries list DDR3 speeds including 1600 MHz, 1333 MHz, and 933 MHz.

The results reference 240‑pin DIMM, SO‑DIMM, and a 204‑pin DIMM entry.

Module sizes appear under a “RAM Configuration” label using the format size plus a parenthetical count, e.g. “8GB (1x8GB)”, “4GB (1x4GB)”, and “16GB (1x16GB)”, indicating single‑module listings.

The listings show modules offered as New and as Manufacturer Refurbished.

The descriptions include DDR3L, a “1.35V RDIMM” entry, ECC and CL11 references (e.g., “CL11 ECC”), and an unbuffered 240‑pin DIMM note.

Multiple listings show 1600 MHz; several entries list 1600 MHz as the module speed or include “1600MHZ” in their descriptions.

The descriptions explicitly mention 240‑pin DIMM references and a 204‑pin DIMM reference.

The descriptions include PC3‑12800 and PC3‑10600 references.

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