Notebook memory stick

Interface types: Mainstream DDR4 (cost-performance choice), DDR5 (preferred for new platforms), generations cannot be mixed.

Capacity range: Single stick 4GB-32GB, mainstream 16GB (suitable for office/gaming), 32GB for professional creation.

Frequency specifications: Common DDR4 frequencies range from 2400MHz to 3200MHz, while DDR5 starts at 4800MHz. The higher the frequency, the faster the speed.

Operating voltage: DDR4 approximately 1.2V, DDR5 approximately 1.1V. Low power consumption makes it more suitable for laptop battery life.

Compatibility: It needs to match the memory generation and frequency supported by the motherboard. New platforms (Intel 12th generation +/AMD Ryzen 7000+) mostly support DDR5.

The memory module with a small SODIMM package is specially designed for space-constrained devices such as laptops. Its core function is to expand the operating memory, improve the speed of multitasking and software loading, and is compatible with mainstream laptop motherboards. It is a core accessory for daily upgrades.