2-power 2P-SNPGDN7XC/2G - 2 GB - 1 x 2 GB - DDR3 - 1600 MHz

For laptops and small form factor PCs that still rely on DDR3, this 2-POWER module delivers a straightforward upgrade path without the premium of newer memory types. The 2P-SNPGDN7XC/2G is a single 2 GB SODIMM clocked at 1600 MHz, matching the peak speed of the DDR3 standard for systems that support it. Unlike generic unbranded sticks, it carries a clear part number and is built around the widely compatible PC3-12800 specification, so you know exactly what you are fitting into the memory slot.

Highlights

• 2 GB capacity on a single module, ideal for adding a second channel or replacing a failed stick.
• DDR3-1600 (PC3-12800) speed with 1.5 V standard voltage for broad compatibility.
• 204-pin SODIMM form factor for notebooks, mini-ITX boards, and small form factor desktops.
• Non-ECC, unbuffered design matches consumer and business laptop requirements.
• Simple drop-in upgrade: no BIOS tweaks or driver installation needed.

In daily use

Installing the 2P-SNPGDN7XC/2G takes minutes: open the memory compartment, align the notch, and press until the clips lock. The module runs at the standard 1.5 V, so it will not stress the motherboard power delivery. If your laptop currently has a single 2 GB stick, adding this second module enables dual-channel mode, which can noticeably improve integrated graphics performance and multitasking responsiveness. For systems with a dead memory slot, this module restores full functionality without replacing the entire machine.

Full specifications

• Brand: 2-POWER
• Model: 2P-SNPGDN7XC/2G
• Total capacity: 2 GB
• Module quantity: 1
• Module capacity: 2 GB
• Memory type: DDR3
• Speed: 1600 MHz (PC3-12800)
• Form factor: SODIMM
• Pin count: 204-pin
• Error correction: Non-ECC
• Buffered/Registered: Unbuffered
• Voltage: 1.5 V
• Application: Laptop / Small Form Factor PC

Final note

When upgrading older portables, a reliable SODIMM is the difference between a smooth boot and intermittent crashes. The 2-POWER 2P-SNPGDN7XC/2G sticks to the DDR3 standard without unnecessary extras, making it a safe choice for technicians and home users alike.