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SK hynix HMA81GS6CJR8N-XN 8GB 3200 DDR4 SODIMM laptop RAM

SKU CH-9VYJ-YYENE

8GB DDR4 SODIMM running at 3200MHz with CL22 latency and 1.2V operation

  • 8 GB capacity supports smooth multitasking on laptops
  • 3200 MHz DDR4 speed delivers fast data transfer
  • 2 V operation reduces power draw and heat
  • CL22 latency ensures responsive memory access
  • 260-pin SODIMM form factor fits standard laptop slots

8 GB DDR4 SODIMM for laptop upgrades

This 8 GB module adds memory to notebooks that accept 260-pin DDR4 SODIMMs. It suits students, office workers and anyone extending a system that currently runs on 4 GB or 8 GB.

Practical limits of the DDR4 SODIMM interface

The module runs at 3200 MHz with CL22 latency and 1.2 V operation. Non-ECC unbuffered design means it works only in consumer platforms that do not require error correction or registered signalling.

Capacity headroom for everyday workloads

8 GB handles web browsing, document editing and light multitasking comfortably. Heavier tasks such as video editing, virtual machines or modern gaming will exceed this capacity and require additional modules.

How it compares

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Price $56.99
Cheaper than about 56% of the 2,079 comparable items (median $70.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the 8 GB stick or add a second one for dual-channel?

The module is a single 8 GB DDR4 SODIMM; adding an identical stick enables dual-channel bandwidth on platforms that support it.

What does the 3200 MHz rating deliver in everyday use?

At 3200 MHz with CL22 latency the module runs at the standard DDR4-3200 data rate, giving typical notebook workloads the full JEDEC-specified throughput.

Will the 260-pin PC4-25600 interface limit speed on my laptop?

The 260-pin SODIMM follows the DDR4-3200 (PC4-25600) standard, so the memory controller caps the transfer rate at 3200 MHz regardless of higher-rated modules.

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