Laptop RAM
- Enhanced Performance: Boosts laptop performance for smoother multitasking and faster application loading.
- High-Speed Memory: Operates at 3200MT/s for quick data access.
- Low Power Consumption: 1.2V voltage ensures energy efficiency.
- Reliable Brand: Crucial is a trusted name in memory solutions.
- Easy Upgrade: Simple installation process for compatible laptops.
- 32 GB DDR5 SO‑DIMM module for laptops and compact systems
- Rated speed: 5600 MT/s / MHz
- Designed for modern DDR5 platforms (JEDEC‑compliant)
- Low voltage operation (≈ 1.1 V) typical for DDR5
- On‑die ECC (error correction) for improved data integrity
- Ideal for heavy multitasking, creative workloads, and gaming
- Supports dual‑channel configurations with matching modules
- 16 GB DDR4 SO‑DIMM memory module
- 3200 MHz (PC4‑25600) rated speed
- CL22 (or typical latency) timing (check official spec)
- 1.2 V standard DDR4 operating voltage
- JEDEC‑compliant, non‑ECC, unbuffered design
- Ideal for upgrading laptops or small form factor systems
- Improves multitasking, responsiveness, and memory capacity
- 16 GB capacity DDR5 in SO‑DIMM form factor
- Speed: 5600 MHz (native / rated)
- Low operating voltage, high performance
- Ideal for laptop / small form factor systems
- JEDEC‑compliant, compatible with DDR5‑ready systems
- Improves multitasking, memory‑intensive workloads
Laptop memory refers to the RAM used in laptops to store data and program instructions during operation. The amount and type of memory used in a laptop can significantly impact its performance, with more memory generally leading to faster system speeds and better overall performance. Laptop memory typically comes in the form of small outline dual in-line memory modules (SO-DIMMs), which are designed to fit into dedicated memory slots on the motherboard. Common types of laptop memory include DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5, with higher numbers indicating newer and faster memory technologies. The amount of laptop memory required depends on the intended use of the laptop, with basic tasks such as web browsing and word processing requiring less memory than more demanding applications like gaming or video editing.
