Crucial CT8G4SFRA32A memory 8GB DDR4-RAM 3200MHz (PC4-25600)
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- Manufacturer
- Crucial
- Item Number
- CT8G4SFRA32A
- Primary Partnummer
- CT8G4SFRA32A
Common data
- Condition
- New
- Manufacturer
- Crucial
Technical Data
- Capacity
- 8GB
- Type
- SO-DIMM DDR4-RAM
- Memory module
- PC4-25600
- Frequency (MHz)
- 3200 MHz
- Volt
- 1.2V
- Number of memory chips
- 8
- Position of the chips
- both sides
Category
- Category
- Memory / RAM
- Usage
- Laptop
- Excerpt of suitable models for P/N CT8G4SFRA32A
- Acer Aspire C24-320 , Asus TUF FX505GU , Lenovo IdeaCentre A340-22IGM (F0EA) , Lenovo IdeaPad 3-17IML05 (81WC) , MSI GL75 Leopard 10SCSR/10SCXR (MS-17E8) , Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 3-24IIL5 (F0FR) , Lenovo ThinkPad T14 (20S3/20S2) , Lenovo ThinkCentre M90q Tiny (11F0) , Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 2 (20QV/20QW) , Dell Latitude 14 (3440) DDR4
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Videos & Contributions
Does the RAM fit my device?
If you are unsure whether the RAM module fits your notebook, this video provides a short and clear answer to all important questions about compatibility.
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Is it worth it? - Upgrading the main memory
Swap or expand laptop RAM / main memory
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Learn more >Important and useful informations about laptop Memory
Frequently asked questions about Memory
- Can I install different RAM modules, than the ones already installed?
You can install RAM from a different manufacturer, as long as the specifications are the same.
For example, when your computer currently has a DDR3 SO-DIMM module with a speed of 1600MHz installed, you should only use DDR3 SO-DIMMs with a 1600 MHz speed to upgrade/replace your RAM. It is possible to use different frequencies but the system will then use the speed of the slowest RAM module.
- Taktfrequenz und CL? - Was bedeutet das und was ist wichtiger?
Die „Taktfrequenz“ beschreibt die Geschwindigkeit des Moduls, die CAS Latenz beschreibt die Anzahl der Taktzyklen. Generell gilt, je höher die Modulgeschwindigkeit desto besser und je geringer die CL Zahl, desto besser! Die gesamte Latenz eines Arbeitsspeichers berechnet sich über die Taktzykluszeit, welche über die Modulgeschwindigkeit abgeleitet werden kann und die CAS Latenz:
Latenz (ns) = = Taktzykluszeit (ns) x Anzahl der Taktzyklen
RAM-Hersteller wie Micron empfehlen deshalb - achten Sie beim Kauf eines Moduls auf beides! Mehr Infos zu diesem Thema gibt es in diesem Blog-Beitrag
- What is the difference between DDR3 and DDR3L?
The difference between the two types of DDR3 is in their supported voltages. Normal DDR3 requires 1,5 Volt, whereas DDR3L (L for Load reduced) also supports 1,35 Volt. This reduction in voltage results in a slightly lower power consumption. However, this reduction is so small, that the difference in battery life caused by using load reduced RAM even in laptops is hardly noticeable. It only makes a difference in data centers with hundreds of computers, each with up to 32 memory modules.
Even though the power consumption difference is tiny, you have to watch out for compatibility. Systems, which only support normal DDR3 usually, work with DDR3L, too, because it also supports 1,5 Volt. But there are computers, especially laptops, which only support DDR3L. Normal DDR3 might work here, however this is not guaranteed and might come with some stability issues. So, if you are not sure, which type of DDR3 your system needs, it is better to buy the load reduced variant or consult an expert.
- What is the maximum amount of RAM my laptop supports?
Expanding the main memory by retrofitting a RAM module is a common tuning measure. Significant improvements result when working with many applications in parallel or when the device already swaps out data to the FP by default (swapping) from the operating system. Nowadays, more and more devices have their main memory soldered directly to the mainboard and can therefore not be replaced. The decisive factor is whether the device still has a free slot for additional memory modules and how many GB you can put in there in total. If such a free slot is available, it is important to determine the right memory module and insert it into the appropriate slot, which is usually located under the bottom of the device or under the keyboard. Almost all devices, with the exception of some ultrabooks and netbooks, already have two or more sockets for storing memory modules. Up to which GB maximum size you can upgrade depends on the mainboard, chipset (information on this is provided in the device manual) and the availability of the modules.
See also: - What RAM do I need for my Notebook?
You can use the following tools to see what RAM your Notebook needs:
AIDA (Download: www.lavalys.com)
CPUZ (Downlaod: www.cpu-z.de)
SIW (System Information for Windows) (Download from www.heise.de)
HWiNFO (Direct download here)
Alternatively, you can remove the currently installed RAM and read the necessary specifications from the labels on them. Should there be no label or should you not be able to recognize the type of RAM needed. You can still use the tools listed above or consult a specialist.
- What speed does my RAM run at?
In Windows 10 open the Task-Manager (Control+Shift+Escape), then click on more details in the bottom left corner. Select the tab performance and click on RAM Now you will be able to see many values about your RAM including its speed.
- Where can I see how much RAM I have installed in Windows 7?
To see how much RAM you have installed in Windows 7 you have to do the following steps:
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