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Laptop Memory

Unlock greater capacities and high performance to tackle the most demanding tasks, games, and workloads. Compatible with a wide range of popular Intel® and AMD® gaming and performance laptops as well as small form-factor PCs. Automatically sets to maximum speed on compatible systems—no BIOS configuration required.

What to look for in laptop RAM

As with other memory categories, there are a few key specs to think through.

  • Memory capacity: SODIMM RAM sticks come in denominations that range typically from 8 to 48GB, and CORSAIR has options available with multiple sticks.
  • Generation: DDR5, DDR4, or DDR3—newer generations tend to offer higher transfer speeds and more future proofing.
  • Tested speed: You can filter this page by our verified speed designations (in MT/s).
  • Voltage and compatibility: Check the voltage requirements and that it’ll work with your laptop platform.

How much RAM do you need in your gaming laptop?

One of the most prevalent conversation topics in the world of gaming computers is: How much RAM is enough? While more is, in most cases, better, you may not actually have to upgrade the RAM in your laptop. If you have a modern laptop that you spec’d out to the fullest, it may already have enough RAM at play. Check your configuration, and if you’ve got at least 32GB of DDR5 RAM, you may have enough to work with. If you want heavier loads or more intensive media rendering, then stepping up can unlock extra performance. You could also consider upgrading to newer generations if your machine has an older stick in it. But, be sure you check your laptop’s compatibility and internal makeup—some machines have soldered RAM without any option for upgrade.