Kingston 8 GB SO-DIMM DDR4 2666MHz - Refurbished RAM Memory

Description

This 8 GB Kingston RAM stick featuring DDR4 technology is a high-performance upgrade solution for laptops and compact systems. Operating at a frequency of 2666 MHz (PC4-21300 standard), this module increases multitasking fluidity and data processing speed. As a refurbished product, each unit has undergone rigorous stress tests to validate the integrity of its storage cells, offering an economical and eco-friendly alternative to new hardware without compromising system stability.

The 260-pin SO-DIMM format is specifically designed for mobile architecture. Its design, based on the JEDEC standard, ensures broad compatibility with mid-generation Intel Core and AMD Ryzen processors. The use of high-quality DRAM chips selected by Kingston guarantees controlled latency (CL19) and optimised bandwidth, reducing loading times for professional applications and resource-intensive operating environments.

In terms of energy, this module meets DDR4 low-voltage specifications, operating at just 1.2V. This low power consumption is crucial for the refurbished market, as it limits heat dissipation within the laptop chassis, thereby preserving the battery life and adjacent components (CPU/GPU) often heavily used by professional users.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer reference: KVR26S19S8/8 (or Kingston certified equivalent)
• Technology / Material: DDR4 SDRAM - 260-pin SO-DIMM
• Compatibility: Laptops, iMac, NUC and compact workstations
• Frequency: 2666 MHz / PC4-21300
• Capacity: 8 GB
• Power / Standards: 1.2V / CL19 Latency / Non-ECC
• Condition: Refurbished with validated stability tests

Workshop Advice & Usage

During installation, ensure you handle the module by the edges to avoid any electrostatic discharge on the memory chips. Although DDR4 is backwards compatible, check that the customer's processor supports at least a 2133MHz frequency. If you are installing this module alongside an existing stick, ensure the frequencies match; the system will automatically align with the speed of the slowest stick. Accessing the BIOS after installation is recommended to confirm that the total capacity is correctly indexed.