Items marked by the tag "RAM":

Samsung, 8GB, DDR5, 4800MHz, UDIMM, CL40, Desktop, RAM, Memory, Introducing the Samsung 8GB DDR5 4800MHz UDIMM CL40 Desktop RAM Memory, a cutting-edge component that ushers in a new era of data-centric innovation for your desktop computing experience. Samsung's DDR5 memory technology is designed to meet the surging demands of industries grappling with an unprecedented explosion in data, offering a remarkable blend of speed, capacity, and reliability to elevate your system's overall performance.

Crucial, 16GB, DDR5-4800, SODIMM, Ram, Crucial DDR5 Laptop Memory can enhance your computer's performance by enabling a 50% increase in data transfer compared to DDR4 when it was first introduced. This leads to quicker load times, faster file transfers, speedier downloads, improved refresh rates, and reduced lag.

DDR2 is the next progression of standard DDR technology featuring blazing speeds, lower power consumption, higher data bandwidths, and optimized temperature control. Expect DDR2 to be the standard for use in the latest motherboards.

49Y3693 . Is a DDR3 Module. DDR3 Modules run from 1066 to 1600 MT/s (million transfers per second). This module has a total capacity of 2GB. The Bus Type is PC-10600. Registered ECC help prevent data corruption and maintain data integrity, usually used in servers. Has a data transfer rate of 1333 Mhz.

Lenovo does not manufacture memory! They buy from one of only three original memory module makers. Samsung, Hynix and Micron make the DRAM and assemble modules. They sell to the world’s largest system manufacturers including, Lenovo.

Lenovo does not manufacture memory! They buy from one of only three original memory module makers. Samsung, Hynix and Micron make the DRAM and assemble modules. They sell to the world’s largest system manufacturers including, Lenovo.

Lenovo does not manufacture memory! They buy from one of only three original memory module makers. Samsung, Hynix and Micron make the DRAM and assemble modules. They sell to the world’s largest system manufacturers including, Lenovo.

Increasing memory in your IBM system is a very cost-effective way to help boost performance allow you to open more applications at once and save time and hassle. Since IBM is responsible for the design testing manufacturing and quality of IBM memory compatibility with your IBM computer is backed by IBM Service and Support.