Axiom
Axiom 8GB DDR4-2400 ECC SODIMM CL17 AX42400ES17Z/8G
8 GB DDR4-2400 ECC SODIMM laptop memory with CL17 latency and 1.20 V operation
- ECC protection guards data integrity in critical workloads
- 2400 MHz DDR4 speed delivers responsive laptop performance
- CL17 latency timing supports efficient memory access
- 20 V operation reduces power draw and heat
- 260-pin SoDIMM form factor fits compatible notebook slots
ECC SODIMM for DDR4 Laptops
This Axiom module delivers 8 GB of DDR4-2400 memory with ECC error correction and a CAS latency of CL17. It operates at 1.20 V and uses the standard 260-pin SODIMM form factor. The stick conforms to the PC4-19200 standard and carries RoHS environmental certification.
Suited for ECC Workstations Not General Laptops
This memory suits mobile workstations or industrial laptops that require ECC support and DDR4-2400 speed. It will not benefit standard consumer notebooks that lack ECC capability in their chipset or BIOS. Buyers who need non-ECC modules or higher frequencies should look at alternative DDR4 SODIMMs.
Fits DDR4 SODIMM Slots with ECC Support
Installation requires a free 260-pin DDR4 SODIMM slot on a platform that explicitly enables ECC functionality. The 1.20 V voltage matches standard DDR4 power rails. Adding this module frees the system from single-channel constraints and provides error-corrected capacity for data-critical workloads.
Highlights
- ECC protection guards data integrity in critical workloads
- 2400 MHz DDR4 speed delivers responsive laptop performance
- CL17 latency timing supports efficient memory access
- 20 V operation reduces power draw and heat
- 260-pin SoDIMM form factor fits compatible notebook slots
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does my laptop need a 260-pin DDR4 SODIMM slot for this 8 GB module?
Yes — the module uses the 260-pin SODIMM form factor and DDR4 technology, so the system must provide a matching DDR4 SODIMM slot.
Can I add this ECC SODIMM alongside non-ECC DDR4-2400 sticks I already have?
Mixing ECC and non-ECC modules is not recommended; the memory controller will typically disable ECC or fall back to the lowest common speed and timing.
How can I verify the module runs at DDR4-2400 CL17 after installation?
Check the memory speed and CAS latency in BIOS/UEFI or a system-information tool such as CPU-Z; they should report 2400 MHz and CL17.
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