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Crucial 8GB DDR4 3200MHz SODIMM Laptop Memory CT8G4SFRA32A
8 GB DDR4 laptop memory running at 3200 MHz in a single SO-DIMM module
- 8 GB capacity lets you run more apps smoothly
- 3200 MHz DDR4 speed delivers fast data transfer
- 2 V operation reduces power draw and heat
- 260-pin SO-DIMM fits standard laptop slots
- Anti-static Faraday bag protects module during handling
8 GB DDR4 3200 MHz SODIMM
This single 8 GB DDR4 module runs at 3200 MHz with a PC4-25600 bus speed. It uses the 260-pin SO-DIMM form factor and operates at 1.2 V. The stick is designed for laptop and notebook memory slots.
Ideal for a straightforward capacity upgrade
The module suits owners who want to add 8 GB of non-ECC unbuffered memory to a compatible laptop. It will not help buyers who need ECC error correction, registered DIMMs, or a multi-module kit for dual-channel configurations.
Simple slot insertion with static protection
The board measures 68 mm by 30 mm by 3 mm and ships in an anti-static Faraday bag. Installation is a matter of aligning the notch and pressing until the clips engage. The most common issue is a seating problem that prevents the system from recognising the module.
Highlights
- 8 GB capacity lets you run more apps smoothly
- 3200 MHz DDR4 speed delivers fast data transfer
- 2 V operation reduces power draw and heat
- 260-pin SO-DIMM fits standard laptop slots
- Anti-static Faraday bag protects module during handling
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
My laptop has a free 260-pin SO-DIMM slot — is that the only requirement for this 8 GB module to work?
The module uses a 260-pin SO-DIMM form factor at 1.2 V. Your laptop must accept DDR4 SO-DIMMs, support 3200 MHz (PC4-25600) or down-clock automatically, and have an available slot.
I plan to keep my existing 8 GB DDR4 stick — what should I check so both modules run together?
Match the voltage at 1.2 V and the SO-DIMM form factor. If the other stick is also non-ECC unbuffered, the system will usually run both at the lowest common speed.
After installing the CT8G4SFRA32A, how can I verify it is running at 3200 MHz?
Open Task Manager (Performance > Memory) or use CPU-Z on Windows; on Linux run `dmidecode -t memory`. Both show the configured speed and 8 GB capacity.
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