I'm looking for one or two 1GB sticks of 200-pin DDR laptop memory, for free or a couple bucks, to allow a still-working 9-year-old laptop to run Firefox without paging so much. Thanks!

Austin Tex.&#151 Austin Semiconductor, Inc. has launched its 1.2 Gbit, SDRAM-DDR memory family in a 219-pin ball grid array. The units are produced on an organic laminate microsubstrate and then ...

Anandtech has published the second part of their roundup of 2GB DDR kits to see which memory vendors should be receiving your hard-earned cash. With nearly every major memory vendor represented ...

DDR. DDR stands for "double data rate," and in essence, refers to how fast your RAM is. DDR4 is the most common type of RAM sold today, but older computer models may have DDR3 or DDR2.

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This memory offers reduced voltages and low power consumption. It is fully compatible with Intel X99 motherboards. KLEVV Cras DDR4 can be bought in kits up to 32GB and speeds up to 3200 16-18-18 ...

With this refresh of sorts, the laptop will be available next week in Moonstone White, and with the new color will also come a slight increase in memory to 2GB. Beyond that, the laptop remains ...

It's the first laptop we've heard of that offers the flagship Meteor Lake CPU, the Intel Core Ultra 9 185H. Intel famously launched Meteor Lake without that particular SKU being available to test.

Being the hardcore gamers that we are, the need for more than 1GB of memory is becoming evident. Last year, 512MB didn't cut it, especially when playing top games like Half-Life 2 and Doom III. Now, ...

As tariffs rise and production falls, DDR4 has soared to become over twice as expensive as DDR5. This is the first time in ...

G. SKILL’s latest 256 GB DDR5 memory kit is pushing the limits of what we thought was possible with overclocked memory. The kit, made up of four 64 GB U-DIMM modules, runs at DDR5-6000 speeds ...