Timetec
Timetec 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5 4800MHz CL40 262-pin SODIMM laptop RAM
A 32 GB DDR5 SODIMM kit running at 4800 MHz with CL40 latency and 1.1 V operation for compatible laptops
- Type262-Pin DDR5 SO-DIMM
- 32 GB kit lets you run heavy workloads without swapping
- DDR5 4800 MHz delivers 1.5× the bandwidth of DDR4
- CL40 latency keeps response times tight for everyday tasks
- 1 V operation with onboard PMIC reduces power draw and heat
- On-die ECC corrects DRAM errors automatically for better stability
Timetec 32GB DDR5 SODIMM Kit
This Timetec kit contains two 16GB modules for a total of 32GB capacity. It is built for laptops that support DDR5 memory and need a straightforward capacity upgrade. The modules run at 4800MHz with CL40 latency and operate at 1.1V.
Installing 262-pin DDR5 modules
Installation follows the standard SODIMM process: align the notch with the slot key, insert at an angle, and press down until the retention clips click. The kit is not compatible with DDR4 motherboards, so verify the laptop platform supports DDR5 before opening the chassis.
4800MHz speed and CL40 timing
The memory runs at 4800MHz with CL40-40-40-77 timings and a 1.1V operating voltage. These JEDEC-standard specifications determine whether the modules match the laptop's supported speed and latency profile.
Highlights
- 32 GB kit lets you run heavy workloads without swapping
- DDR5 4800 MHz delivers 1.5× the bandwidth of DDR4
- CL40 latency keeps response times tight for everyday tasks
- 1 V operation with onboard PMIC reduces power draw and heat
- On-die ECC corrects DRAM errors automatically for better stability
Specifications
| Type | 262-Pin DDR5 SO-DIMM |
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the modules are running at 4800 MHz with CL40 latency after installation?
Open Task Manager or a hardware monitor such as CPU-Z and confirm the reported speed shows 4800 MHz and the timings read 40-40-40-77.
What comes in the box and do I need any extra parts for a laptop upgrade?
The kit contains two 16 GB DDR5 262-pin SODIMM modules; no additional components are required for a compatible DDR5 laptop.
Should I choose the 4800 MHz CL40 version or the 5600 MHz CL46 option listed in the specifications?
Select the 4800 MHz CL40 kit if your laptop only supports 4800 MHz; choose the 5600 MHz CL46 kit when the system can run at the higher 5600 MHz speed.
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