GOODRAM 8GB 3200MHz DDR4 SODIMM CL22

GOODRAM 8GB 3200MHz DDR4 SODIMM CL22 is a basic but meaningful upgrade for a laptop that is currently suffering from low RAM. A module of 8GB at 3200 MHz gives you enough memory for browsing with many tabs, office work, light photo editing, and less demanding games. The memory is DDR4 SODIMM, meaning it is exactly the standard for most modern laptops. Without unnecessary extras like a heatsink and RGB, here you pay for capacity and frequency, not for decoration.

What you get

The operating frequency of 3200 MHz is a good balance between performance and compatibility with mainstream mobile platforms. One module 1 x 8GB leaves you the option to later add a second module of the same size and switch to dual channel for even better system responsiveness. The latency CL22 is typical for this class of laptop memory and is completely sufficient for everyday work and casual gaming. The lack of ECC and heatsink means that the module is aimed at standard consumer laptops, not servers or professional mobile workstations. With a 99-month warranty, you have long-term coverage for hardware issues.

• Memory with a capacity of 8GB, sufficient for Windows, browsing, office work, and lighter games without the system "gasping" with every open application.
• Operating frequency of 3200 MHz, which provides a faster response from the system compared to older 2400/2666 MHz modules in many laptops.
• Configuration 1 x 8GB, giving you the freedom to later add a second module and fully utilize dual channel.
• Type DDR4 SODIMM, compatible with modern laptops that use this compact memory standard.
• Latency CL22, suitable for everyday tasks, streaming, and standard applications without unnecessary waiting.
• No ECC, aimed at consumer laptops, not server and critical systems.
• Long 99-month warranty, giving you peace of mind for the reliable operation of the module for years.

Who it is suitable for

This module is suitable if you want to breathe new life into a laptop with 4GB or 8GB RAM that is already struggling with many applications. It is suitable for work, study, multimedia, and lighter games, as well as for people who plan a further upgrade to 16GB with a second module. If you are aiming for heavy gaming, 3D rendering, or video editing, you will probably want at least 16GB in total.

The most sensible thing here is the combination of 8GB capacity, 3200 MHz frequency, and 99-month warranty – a practical upgrade for a laptop that you are looking to speed up without investing excessively.