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Crucial 8GB DDR3L 1600 (PC3L 12800) Desktop Memory Model CT102464BD160B
- DDR3L 1600 (PC3L 12800)
- Timing 11-11-11
- CAS Latency CL11
- Voltage 1.35V
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8gb ddr3l -1600 udimm 1.35v cl11
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The Crucial CT102464BD160B is a single 8GB DDR3L-1600 desktop memory module for upgrading compatible computers that use 240-pin DDR3L UDIMM memory, with 1.35V operation, CL11 timing, and unbuffered, non-ECC design.
Recommended For
- Owners of compatible DDR3 desktop PCs who need to replace a failed 8GB module or add memory to keep an older computer in service.
- People using an older desktop for web browsing and everyday tasks who want to move from 4GB to 8GB, provided the motherboard supports this module.
- Small offices or home offices extending the useful life of compatible DDR3 desktops for routine work rather than replacing the whole computer.
- Repairers or PC hobbyists matching a system that specifically calls for 240-pin DDR3L-1600, unbuffered, non-ECC desktop memory.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- An older compatible desktop with 4GB of RAM is used for web browsing and everyday tasks. Replacing its 4GB module with this 8GB stick can give the system more room for browser tabs and open apps; the improvement is most noticeable if the PC was running short on memory.
- A compatible older desktop already has one 8GB stick and is used for office work, browsing, and YouTube. Adding this module can bring installed memory to 16GB, giving those everyday apps more memory headroom if the motherboard supports the capacity and the installation uses the correct memory slots.
- A household or school desktop is used for documents, email, browsing, and occasional video streaming. In a compatible system, an 8GB memory configuration can handle this kind of general use, though many demanding apps or heavy multitasking may still exceed its comfortable range.
- An older Intel desktop needs a memory replacement or upgrade, and its platform supports this module type. Intel lists the exact CT102464BD160B part among DDR3/L-1600 non-ECC UDIMMs tested on a 3rd-generation Core desktop reference platform; check the specific PC or motherboard requirements before installing.