BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
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4GB DDR3 1600MHz laptop memory module for system upgrades
This Samsung laptop memory module delivers 4 GB of DDR3 capacity running at 1600 MHz. It uses a 1Rx8 organisation and conforms to the PC3-12800S standard. The stick is suited to owners of compatible notebooks who need a straightforward capacity increase for everyday tasks.
Under continuous use the module operates at its rated 1600 MHz speed and standard DDR3 voltage. Thermal output remains consistent with the DDR3 specification because no higher frequencies or voltages are applied. Systems that require more than 4 GB total memory or a newer memory standard will not be served by this single stick.
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Standard DDR3 SO-DIMMs like this 1Rx8 module operate at 1.35 V and typically consume a few watts, producing minimal heat inside a laptop chassis.
A DDR3 SO-DIMM slot that accepts PC3-12800S 1600 MHz memory; the module is 1Rx8 organized and installs like any standard laptop stick.
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