Memory Modules
DDR4
An economical memory upgrade option for most popular desktop and notebook models out there, Transcend's DDR4 DRAM modules are engineered with the finest chips available, at the same time stringently tested to make sure they deliver optimal speeds, endurance, reliability, and compatibility across platforms.
For desktops and laptops
Transcend offers a comprehensive range of DDR4 standard long-DIMMs and compact SO-DIMMs to enhance memory bandwidth for desktops and laptops alike. All modules are tested across various motherboard platforms and operating systems with achieving maximum compatibility in mind.
Unlock next-gen performance
DDR4 delivers far less response time and application loading time than its predecessors DDR3, DDR2, and DDR. It is higher in RAM density but lower in power consumption, having brought energy requirement further down to 1.2V, making it best suited for memory-intensive applications.
Quality chips fully tested for reliability
Selected from only the finest, brand-name DRAM chips available, Transcend's memory modules undergo countless in-house stress tests and evaluations to ensure they deliver absolute quality and reliability.
- Allow convenient and fast access to the stored information your computer is actively using for maximum efficiency
- No matter how heavy and numerous the applications that you are using, 2666 MHz memory speed will run them smoothly
- SoDIMM 8 GB of memory makes a perfect symmetry with your latest model processor and boosts up your computer's performance
- DDR4-2666/PC4-21300 interface synchronizes electrical and clock signals for an efficient data transfer rate
- 260-pin for optimal performance and maximum reliability
- CL19 CAS latency for quicker access to the required location in a timely efficient manner
- SoDIMM form factor with 260-pin and 8 GB memory size effectively lessens the electrical load on the memory controller to allow maximum feasibility
- Unbuffered signal processing for dependable programmability of the processor for easy optimization of digital signals
