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- Laptop 16 GB DDR4 3200 MHz
- 260-pin SO-DIMM 1 x 16 GB
- 1.2 V
Expected to ship within 6 days of order
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- Laptop 16 GB DDR4 3200 MHz
- 2 x 8 GB
- CAS latency: 22
Expected to ship within 7 days of order
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- Single 8GB DDR4 desktop memory upgrade module
- 3200MHz memory speed
- PC4-25600, DDR4-3200
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- Single 8GB DDR4 SO-DIMM memory upgrade module
- 3200MHz memory speed
- Low-voltage memory, operating at only 1.2V
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- 8GB Crucial Memory Module
- 3200MHz memory speed
- CAS latency CL22
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- 8GB Crucial Memory Module (1x8GB)
- Memory clock speed: 3200MHz
- Form factor: 260-pin SO-DIMM
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- 8GB DDR4 SO DIMM Memory Module
- 3200MHz memory speed
- 260 pin form factor
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- 8GB Crucial DDR4 SO DIMM Memory Module (1x8GB)
- 3200MHz memory speed
- CL22 CAS Latency
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- 8GB Crucial DDR4 SO DIMM Memory Module (1x8GB)
- Memory form factor: 260-pin SO-DIMM
- Memory clock speed: 3200MHz
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- 8GB Crucial DDR4 SO DIMM Memory Module (1x8GB)
- 3200MHz memory speed
- 260-pin SO-DIMM form factor
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- 8GB Crucial Memory Module (1x8GB)
- 3200MHz clock speed
- Memory voltage: 1.2 V
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- 8GB Crucial Memory module (1x8GB)
- 260 pins, 3200MHz memory speed
- DDR4 SO DIMM
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- 8GB Crucial Memory Module
- 3200MHz memory speed
- 260-pin SO-DIMM form factor
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- 8GB Crucial DDR4 SO DIMM Memory Module
- CL22 CAS latency
- 3200MHz memory speed
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- 8GB Crucial SO DIMM Memory Module (1x8GB)
- 3200MHz memory speed
- CL22 CAS Latency
DDR4 SO-DIMM memory upgrades are designed for laptop and notebook computers using the DDR4 memory type. SO-DIMM is a shorter and more compact type of DIMM memory, which offers the same capacities and performance as the larger modules used in desktop computers. We carry DDR4 laptop memory in a range of speed ratings and capacities. Whether you need to boost a little more life into an aging laptop, or you are looking for the latest high-performance kit for a gaming laptop; we have everything you need. What is more, adding DDR4 laptop RAM to your machine is incredibly simple. Simply power the laptop off, open the RAM slot that is typically located at the base of the laptop, insert the memory modules, and the next time you boot up, your laptop will recognize the additional memory.