16GB DDR4 3200MHz SO-DIMM Laptop RAM - Multi-Brand (Refurbished)

Description

The 16GB DDR4 SO-DIMM RAM module clocked at 3200 MHz is a high-performance upgrade component, essential for optimising responsiveness, reducing latency, and maximising the multitasking capabilities of recent laptops and mini-PCs. Particularly suited to the needs of IT repair workshops, refurbishers, and technology fleet managers, this multi-brand offer allows you to obtain memory modules from the world's largest manufacturers at an optimised price. It is the ideal solution for smoothing out the operation of heavy professional applications, video editing, or virtual environments.

Technically, this module strictly adheres to the physical specifications of the standard 260-pin SO-DIMM format. Operating at a clock frequency of 3200 MHz in perfect accordance with the JEDEC PC4-25600 industrial standard, this module ensures an ultra-fast data transfer rate with the processor. Thanks to the native DDR4 architecture operating at a low voltage of 1.2V, this component limits the overall energy consumption of the device, which helps reduce thermal dissipation within compact chassis and preserves battery life.

All our refurbished memory modules undergo a strict audit process and in-depth software diagnostics. This quality control guarantees the integration of modules equipped exclusively with original Grade A memory chips (from major brands such as Samsung, SK Hynix, or Micron), offering a level of system stability and reliability identical to that of a new component.

Technical Specifications

• Memory Type: DDR4 SDRAM SO-DIMM for laptops, iMacs, and mini-PCs
• Capacity: 16GB (Single module)
• Operating Frequency: 3200 MHz (PC4-25600)
• Number of Pins: 260 pins
• Operating Voltage: 1.2 V
• Brand: Random selection based on stock (Samsung, Hynix, Crucial, Kingston, etc.)
• Product Condition: Certified refurbished, individually tested on a memory test bench

Workshop Advice & Usage

To validate the success of the upgrade and avoid startup anomalies (black screens, BIOS beeps, or reboot loops), first check the maximum capacity per slot tolerated by the motherboard as well as the laptop processor generation. If the host processor does not natively support the 3200 MHz frequency, the module will automatically downclock to the maximum supported frequency (e.g., 2666 MHz or 2400 MHz). In the event of pairing with an existing module, the system will set its speed to the slowest component. For maximum efficiency, be sure to dust out the motherboard slot with dry air and gently clean the gold connectors of the module using an anti-static wipe before final insertion.