Kensington 64068F security lock
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A 16 GB DDR4 laptop module running at 3200 MHz with 260 pins for compatible notebooks
This 16 GB DDR4 SODIMM module is built for notebooks that accept 260-pin memory. It suits users who need a single-slot capacity increase for everyday workloads or light content creation.
The stick plugs into a standard 260-pin SO-DIMM socket and runs at PC4-25600 speed. It requires a laptop chipset and BIOS that support 16 GB per slot and DDR4-3200 operation.
The package contains only the memory module itself. There are no bundled utilities, heat spreaders or installation tools, so the buyer simply installs the stick and relies on the system firmware for configuration.
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The module runs at PC4-25600 DDR4-3200 and is unbuffered non-ECC, so it maintains its rated frequency under sustained load.
Standard DDR4 SODIMM voltage keeps power draw low and heat output minimal during continuous operation.
Yes, the system must accept DDR4 SO-DIMM memory and be able to address 16 GB in a single slot.
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