from R376
from R468
DDR2, Speed 800 MHz, Capacity 2 GB, PC6400, CL 5 ms, 240 pin
from R419
DDR3, Speed 1.60 GHz, Capacity 4 GB, PC12800, CL 11 ms, 240 pin
from R411
from R718
from R674
from R771
from R480
DDR3, Speed 1.60 GHz, Capacity 4 GB, PC12800, CL 9 ms, 204 pin
from R1,421
from R1,252
from R699
DDR3, Speed 1.60 GHz, Capacity 8 GB, PC12800, CL 11 ms, 204 pin
from R634
from R636
from R618
from R434
DDR3, Speed 1.60 GHz, Capacity 4 GB, PC12800, CL 11 ms, 204 pin
from R755
DDR3, Speed 1.60 GHz, Capacity 8 GB, PC12800, CL 11 ms, 240 pin
from R1,099
from R350
from R312
DDR3, Speed 1.60 GHz, Capacity 2 GB, PC12800, CL 11 ms, 204 pin
from R431.54
from R373
from R655
from R382
from R1,258
from R1,107
from R1,355
from R2,182
from R2,542
from R864
from R1,368
from R436.91
from R412
from R1,539
from R746
from R442.56
from R286
DDR3, Speed 1,333 MHz, Capacity 1 GB, PC10600, CL 9 ms, 204 pin
from R434
DDR3, Speed 1,333 MHz, Capacity 4 GB, PC10600, CL 9 ms, 240 pin
from R670
DDR3, Speed 1.60 GHz, Capacity 8 GB, PC12800, CL 11 ms, 240 pin
from R372
from R3,877
Thinking about getting a new laptop or desktop memory? There a few things that you should take into consideration. First, you need to make sure that it is compatible with the motherboard’s slots, that's why we recommend you to verify the technology of the model you want to buy (SDRAM, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, and SODIMM) and the form factor. Secondly, you should check if the motherboard supports the memory bandwidth and the CAS latency. Once all these conditions are met, choose a memory with a higher speed and extended capacity, so that it will ensure your computer’s best performance.
