Timetec
Timetec 32GB DDR5 4800MHz CL40 2Rx8 SODIMM laptop RAM
A 32 GB DDR5 SODIMM running at 4800 MHz with CL40 latency, 1.1 V operation, dual-rank 2Rx8 unbuffered non-ECC layout
- Type262-Pin DDR5 SO-DIMM
- 32 GB capacity lets you run heavy workloads and multitask smoothly
- 4800 MHz DDR5 speed delivers 1.5× bandwidth over DDR4
- CL40 latency with JEDEC on-die ECC improves data accuracy
- 1 V operation plus onboard PMIC reduces power draw
- 262-pin SODIMM form factor fits DDR5 laptop slots only
Capacity and form factor
This Timetec module delivers 32 GB of DDR5 memory in a single 262-pin SODIMM designed for laptop upgrades. It targets users who need a straightforward capacity increase on a DDR5 platform without mixing modules.
On-die ECC and PMIC
The kit includes on-die ECC that corrects DRAM cell errors automatically and an onboard power-management IC that regulates the 1.1 V supply. Together they raise data integrity and keep power draw low without extra software or configuration.
Dual-rank CL40 timing
The stick runs at 4800 MHz with CL40-40-40-77 latency in a 2Rx8 dual-rank layout. Builders whose systems require single-rank modules or tighter timings should verify compatibility before purchasing.
Highlights
- 32 GB capacity lets you run heavy workloads and multitask smoothly
- 4800 MHz DDR5 speed delivers 1.5× bandwidth over DDR4
- CL40 latency with JEDEC on-die ECC improves data accuracy
- 1 V operation plus onboard PMIC reduces power draw
- 262-pin SODIMM form factor fits DDR5 laptop slots only
Specifications
| Type | 262-Pin DDR5 SO-DIMM |
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Questions about this item
Will the on-die ECC and PMIC on this 32GB module need any firmware updates or hardware replacement later?
The module uses JEDEC DDR5 on-die ECC that self-corrects DRAM cells and an onboard PMIC for stable 1.1V power; no user-serviceable parts or firmware updates are required.
What latency ceiling appears first when the 4800MHz CL40 kit runs sustained workloads?
The primary limit is the factory CL40-40-40-77 timing at 4800MHz; tighter CL46-46-46-90 applies only at the higher 5600MHz bin.
How much heat and power does the 1.1V dual-rank SODIMM produce during all-day operation?
Rated at 1.1V with an onboard PMIC, the module draws minimal power and runs cooler than DDR4 equivalents; no active cooling is needed.
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