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Green rectangular SoDIMM module with black memory chips and gold edge connectors

Simmtec, Inc

Simmtec, Inc 4GB DDR3-1600 PC3-12800 CL11 204-Pin SoDIMM 1.35V Dual Rank memory upgrade

SKU CH-ACC1-8Q4Z2

4GB DDR3-1600 SoDIMM with CL11 latency, 1.35V low voltage and dual-rank 204-pin layout

  • CAS latencyCL11
  • CL11 latency keeps response times tight for everyday workloads
  • 35 V low-voltage operation reduces power draw and heat
  • 204-pin SoDIMM form factor fits compatible laptop and small-form-factor slots
  • Dual-rank organisation adds density within a single 4 GB module

4GB DDR3 SoDIMM for compatible laptops

This Simmtec module provides 4GB of DDR3 memory rated at 1600MHz with a CL11 latency. It uses a 204-pin SoDIMM form factor and operates at 1.35V low voltage. The dual rank design is unbuffered and non-ECC for standard system compatibility.

Suits systems requiring PC3-12800 CL11 1.35V modules

Buyers whose devices need a different voltage or pin count cannot use this module. Systems requiring ECC or registered memory should look elsewhere. Check your hardware manual for the exact specification before ordering.

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Price $13.99
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Specifications

Memory
CAS latencyCL11

Questions about this item

What type of memory slot does this 204-pin SoDIMM require?

This module fits a standard DDR3 204-pin SoDIMM socket found in compatible laptops and small-form-factor systems.

Will this 1.35 V dual-rank module work with my existing 1.5 V DDR3 sticks?

Yes, the JEDEC low-voltage standard lets 1.35 V modules run at 1.5 V alongside older DDR3 memory without issues.

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