Kingston 16GB DDR4 3200MT/s Non-ECC Unbuffered SODIMM Memory Module

Overview

The Kingston KVR32S22D8/16 is a 16GB DDR4 memory module designed for laptops, operating at 3200MT/s to deliver faster and more responsive multitasking. It uses 1.2 volts to reduce power consumption, which helps extend your laptop’s battery life while improving overall system performance. This non-ECC unbuffered SODIMM fits into most 260-pin laptop slots and meets JEDEC standards, ensuring broad compatibility and easy installation.

Key features

• 16GB capacity that supports smoother multitasking and faster application switching
• 3200MT/s speed to enhance system responsiveness during demanding tasks
• Non-ECC unbuffered design tailored for laptop use, balancing performance and stability
• Low 1.2V power consumption to help extend battery life during mobile use
• CL22 latency providing a good balance between speed and reliability
• 260-pin SODIMM format for straightforward installation in most laptops
• Built to JEDEC standards to ensure compatibility with a wide range of laptop models

Key specs

• Memory type: DDR4
• Capacity: 16GB
• Speed: 3200MT/s
• Voltage: 1.2V
• Latency: CL22
• Form factor: 260-pin SODIMM
• ECC: Non-ECC
• Buffered: Unbuffered

Compatibility and installation

This memory module is designed to fit most laptops with a 260-pin SODIMM slot, making it a practical upgrade for users looking to boost their system’s performance without replacing the entire device. Its adherence to JEDEC standards ensures it works well with a broad range of laptop brands and models. Installation is simple and requires no special tools, allowing users to quickly enhance their laptop’s memory capacity and speed.

Ideal uses and environments

This 16GB DDR4 module is well suited for users who run multiple applications simultaneously, such as office workers handling spreadsheets and web browsers, students managing research and study tools, or casual users streaming video and multitasking. It fits well in everyday laptop setups where improved speed and power efficiency are important, helping systems run more smoothly during typical workloads.