Ddr2 Crucial Udimm Image

Would anyone post/send me a pm/a link to a picture of genuine Crucial 4GB uDIMM module (legible label please) PC2-5300 p/n genuine CT51264AA667, not the one also with the Micron label).

I can only find images on ebay, which I would like to check

Dumb_Question
7.October.2018

 

Will this do?

 

Thank you Eldon.
That is exactly what I looking for. Might I ask the origin of this picture ? There's something about it which makes me suspect it's not the genuine article as sold by Crucial

Dumb_Question
7.October.2018

 

This is the page it leads to - it's in German.
https://www.ebay.de/itm/Crucial-DDR2-4-GB-240-PIN-unbuff-Dimm-512Mx6-/123327402358

 

It's from ebay. I think they do not know what exactly they selling
The reason I suspect it's a counterfweit is that on the label it says "512MX6" but really ought to read 512X64, as the way the memory is organised on the uDIMMs is precisely the latter 512 meg x 64 = 512Mbiits x 64 bits wide = 512M x 8 x 8 = 512Mbytes x 8 = 4GBytes
Crucial wouldn't omit the "4", but I can't find a picture of a known genuine article to prove it

Dumb_Question
7.October.2018

 

Here's another image of a module made in Singapore.
It's also labelled 512MX6.



https://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod...cm_re=CT51264AA667-_-9SIAGGN78S3577-_-Product

 

Thank you again Eldon I believe this genuine, but the type of labelling is different. Not all Crucial DIMMs bear the Micron name, and I think there are two different label types.I have seen the image from Newegg ("not the one also with the Micron label" in my OP)

Perhaps the "512MX6" is genuine ?.

I have no real doubt that it it meets the Crucial specification and was maybe even made on the same "production line" that that genuine Crucial/Micron parts are.

Dumb_Question
7.October.2018

 

I noticed Crucial no longer has CT51264AA667 available from it's site.

 

I found that too
I think that means Crucial no longer make that part.

Dumb_Question
7.October.2018