Boost performance and break zero sweats doing it with the 16GB Performance DDR4 2400 MHz SO-DIMM Memory Module from PNY Technologies. Providing 16GB of DDR4 memory and a 2400 MHz clock speed, this memory module easily installs into a 260-pin SO-DIMM slot on a laptop. Intended for everyday, memory-intensive tasks, this RAM module is compatible with Windows 10 and older operating systems, and is backed by PNY's lifetime warranty.

Featuring a single-channel architecture, the PNY Performance Memory Module features a PC4-19200 transfer rate. CAS latency is rated at CL17. Additionally, this module requires 1.2V of power.

16GB (1 x 16GB) Capacity    2400 MHz Clock Speed    PC4-21300    260-Pin SO-DIMM    1.2V    CL19 CAS Latency    Single-Channel

PNY DDR4 memory features faster speeds, greater bandwidth, lower power consumption, and enhanced thermal performance for a noticeable improvement in response times during memory-intensive application use.

PNY DDR4 memory modules are rigorously engineered and tested to ensure stable, reliable performance in real-world computing environments, and backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work in Inspiron 13 (5378)?

A: Yes, this would be compatible.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with Dell XPS 9560?

A: The Crucial website says that this DDR4, 2400 MHz SODIMM (260 pin) will work in a Dell XPS 9560.

Q: 3. Will it work on the Asus GL502VY? tks

A: Yes, and I recommend it, highly!

Q: 4. Will this work on a HP Pavillion 590-p0044?

A: Yes, these RAM modules are compatible.

Q: 5. Will this upgrade work for a Dell Insperion 15-5578?

A: Yes, this is the correct module for it.

Q: 6. Is this Memory compatible con Qnap TS451-U?

A: I don't know

Q: 7. Can I use Crucial CT8G4SFS824A to up grade ASUS FX53VDCto become 16 GB Rams ?

A: Yes. If your FX53VD does indeed support DDR4 (the i7-7700HQ also supported DDR3L and DDR3) then this would be the ideal module configuration. Verify that the existing primary module matches. If you have DDR4 but the existing module does not match, and you want to buy a matched set, consider that the processor is capable of handling up to 32GB of PC4-19200 (2400MHz). From everything I've read, you may want to go this route, but you're going to be spending about $150 to get 32GB. And forget about Ballistix unless you manage to get your hands on the old Sport LT like I'm trying to get, or you have XMP and want to get into overclocking and spend even more money on the current line of Ballistix SODIMM. The best thing to do is to check in Task Manager under Memory the module that is currently inside. Even before you open the case.

Q: 8. It's 8×2gb am i right?

A: This is a single 16gb Ram chip

Q: 9. Is this compatible with the Apple iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, 2017) iMac18,3 ?

A: Yes, but was not happy running with the original 2 x 4GB modules still installed. So if you want 32GB then this is a great solution, trying to squeeze the additional 8GB to run 40GB gave us issues.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with the Dell Latitude 5580?

A: Yes, per the manufacturer, this memory is compatible with the Dell Latitude 5580.