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    SODIMM – Compact Memory for Laptops and Mini PCs

    SO-DIMM (Small Outline Dual In-line Memory Module) is a compact form of RAM specifically designed for devices with limited space, such as laptops, mini PCs, and some all-in-one desktops. Despite their smaller size, SO-DIMM modules offer the same performance as their larger DIMM counterparts, with variants including DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5. If you're looking to upgrade the memory in your mobile device or compact PC, SO-DIMM provides the ideal combination of efficiency and space-saving. Explore our range of SO-DIMM memory modules and find the perfect solution for your needs.
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    MEKI-113
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    DDR5 RAM from Kingston, module with 16 GB capacity, SO-DIMM format for notebooks and NUCs, 6,400 MHz clock speed, CL38 latencies, 1.35 volts voltage, Intel XMP 3.0.
    337,38 €
    Incl. VAT, add. delivery costs
    In Stock
    MEKI-112
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    DDR5 RAM from Kingston, module with 16 GB capacity, SO-DIMM format for notebooks and NUCs, 6,000 MHz clock speed, CL38 latencies, 1.35 volt voltage, Intel XMP 3.0
    299,90 €
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    MEKI-108
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    DDR5 RAM from Kingston, module with 16 GB capacity, SO-DIMM format for notebooks and NUCs, 5,600 MHz clock speed, CL40 latencies, 1.1 volt voltage
    329,90 €
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    Pre Order Expected restock at 23.10.2026
    MECS-665
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    96 GB capacity for demanding workloads, 5,200 MT/s for high memory bandwidth, SO-DIMM for compatible laptops and mini PCs, 1.10 V for efficient operation
    1.537,48 €
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    Out of Stock
    MEKI-110
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    DDR5 RAM from Kingston, module with 16 GB capacity, SO-DIMM format for notebooks and NUCs, 4,800 MHz clock speed, CL38 latencies, 1.1 V
    237,94 €
    Incl. VAT, add. delivery costs
    Out of Stock

    SO-DIMM / Notebook Memory

    Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module, or SO-DIMM, are memory modules primarily used in notebooks due to their compact form factor and excellent efficiency. SO-DIMMs differ in connection type and size from regular RAM, making them incompatible with standard motherboards. They are often inserted at an angle and then pressed down to lock into two retaining clips.

    Specifications of SO-DIMM

    As with regular memory, the JEDEC Solid State Technology Association sets the standards for memory modules. SO-DIMM specifications range from SDRAM to DDR3, with DDR4 on the horizon and expected to be available soon. Each RAM generation is an evolution of the previous concepts, with SO-DIMM also offering higher speeds, varying latencies, lower voltages, and error detection improvements.