2-power 2P-CF-WMBA1308G - 8 GB - 1 x 8 GB - DDR3L - 1600 MHz

When your laptop slows to a crawl during everyday tasks, the culprit is often insufficient memory. The 2-POWER 2P-CF-WMBA1308G 8GB DDR3L 1600MHz SO-DIMM module directly addresses this bottleneck, giving your system the headroom it needs to multitask smoothly. This single 8GB stick upgrades compatible notebooks to handle demanding applications, browser tabs, and light content creation without constant swapping to disk.

Who is it for

This module is ideal for students, professionals, and home users who own a laptop with a free SO-DIMM slot and are running 4GB or less. It's also a smart choice for anyone replacing a failed memory module or building a compact system that requires low-voltage DDR3L. If your machine supports DDR3L at 1600MHz, this upgrade delivers an immediate, tangible performance boost.

Main features

• 8GB capacity in a single module, perfect for expanding total system memory to 8GB or 16GB when paired with a second identical stick.
• DDR3L technology operates at just 1.35V, reducing power consumption and heat compared to standard DDR3, which extends battery life in laptops.
• 1600MHz speed (PC3L-12800) ensures fast data transfer rates, keeping pace with modern processors and integrated graphics.
• 204-pin SO-DIMM form factor fits a wide range of notebooks, all-in-ones, and small form factor PCs that use DDR3L.
• Non-ECC, unbuffered design is compatible with consumer-grade systems, ensuring plug-and-play installation.
• CAS latency of CL11 and single-rank (1Rx8) configuration provide stable, reliable performance under load.

Specifications

• Capacity: 8 GB
• Memory type: DDR3L
• Speed: 1600 MHz (PC3L-12800)
• Form factor: SO-DIMM 204-pin
• Voltage: 1.35 V
• CAS latency: CL11
• Rank: 1Rx8
• Error correction: Non-ECC
• Buffering: Unbuffered
• Application: Laptop / Notebook
• Heat spreader: No

Tips

Before purchasing, verify that your laptop supports DDR3L SO-DIMM modules and has an available memory slot. Many ultrabooks and older notebooks have soldered memory, so check your service manual. For dual-channel performance, install two identical modules. Always handle memory by the edges and discharge static electricity before installation. If your system currently runs at 1333MHz, this module will downclock to match, but you can often adjust settings in BIOS if supported.