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SAMSUNG 8GB DDR4 3200MHz SODIMM CL22 1.2V 260-Pin M471A1K43DB1-CWE
8 GB DDR4 SODIMM laptop memory at 3200 MHz with CL22 latency, 1Rx8 organisation and 1.2 V operation
- 8 GB capacity expands multitasking headroom for everyday workloads
- 3200 MHz DDR4 speed delivers responsive data throughput
- CL22 latency keeps timing tight for stable operation
- 2 V low voltage reduces power draw and heat
- 260-pin SODIMM form factor fits standard laptop slots
Purpose-fit memory
This 8 GB SODIMM module upgrades DDR4 laptops that accept 260-pin PC4-25600 memory at 3200 MHz. It suits owners who need a single stick to restore or expand system memory for everyday workloads.
Steady operation
The module runs at 1.2 V with CL22 latency and 1Rx8 organisation, delivering consistent throughput during extended sessions without relying on short burst speeds. IT professionals trust the stress-tested design for stability under continuous load.
Build and compatibility
Samsung fabrication and 260-pin SO-DIMM form factor ensure reliable contact in standard laptop slots. Buyers who need ECC error correction, registered buffering or capacities beyond 8 GB per slot should verify platform support before purchase.
Highlights
- 8 GB capacity expands multitasking headroom for everyday workloads
- 3200 MHz DDR4 speed delivers responsive data throughput
- CL22 latency keeps timing tight for stable operation
- 2 V low voltage reduces power draw and heat
- 260-pin SODIMM form factor fits standard laptop slots
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much power does this 1.2 V DDR4 module draw under continuous load?
The module operates at the standard DDR4 voltage of 1.2 V, keeping power draw and heat low during all-day use.
Does my laptop need a 260-pin SO-DIMM slot and DDR4 support to use this memory?
Yes, the module uses the 260-pin SO-DIMM form factor and requires a DDR4-compatible laptop slot.
Will this CL22 3200 MHz stick down-clock automatically if my system only runs at a lower DDR4 speed?
Yes, DDR4 modules are backward compatible and will run at the highest speed the platform supports.
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