
G.Skill
G.Skill Ripjaws DDR4 8GB SO-DIMM 2400MHz Laptop Memory
Upgrade your laptop's multitasking headroom with 8GB of low-voltage DDR4 SO-DIMM memory that installs in minutes and runs cooler than DDR3.
$53.84*
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Overview
Key Features
DDR4-2133 (PC4-17000), CL15-15-15-36, 1.2 Volt, Non-ECC, 260 pin, Single Channel
Extreme Performance DDR4 Memory
Optimized compatibility with 6th Gen Intel Core Processors
1.2V Low Voltage Support
Module Height: 30mm / 1.18in
Specifications
Brand
G.Skill
Model
Ripjaws
ASIN
B017UC3NNG
Capacity
8GB (1 x 8GB)
Memory Type
DDR4 SO-DIMM
Speed
DDR4-2133 / 2400MHz (verify at purchase)
CAS Latency
CL15-15-15-36 / CL16-16-16-39
Voltage
1.2V
Form Factor
260-pin SO-DIMM
Module Height
30mm / 1.18 in
ECC
Non-ECC
Optimized For
6th Gen Intel Core Processors
Frequently Asked Questions
What laptops is this SO-DIMM compatible with?
This module uses a 260-pin DDR4 SO-DIMM form factor and is optimized for 6th Generation Intel Core (Skylake) platforms, but it is broadly compatible with most DDR4 laptop slots. Always confirm your laptop's maximum supported memory speed, number of available slots, and DDR generation before purchasing.
Will this module run at its rated speed automatically?
DDR4 SO-DIMMs default to JEDEC standard speeds. If your laptop's BIOS supports memory frequency configuration, you may be able to set it to the rated speed — otherwise it will operate at the default DDR4 frequency your system officially supports. Note that listing sources show slightly different speed figures (2133 vs 2400MHz); verify the actual rated frequency against your system specs before purchasing.
Is a single 8GB stick enough, or should I buy two for dual-channel?
A single 8GB module in single-channel mode handles everyday productivity, web browsing, and standard workloads. If your laptop has two accessible SO-DIMM slots, pairing two identical modules enables dual-channel operation, which can deliver 10–20% better memory bandwidth — meaningful for video editing, large spreadsheet processing, or running multiple demanding applications simultaneously.
What does 1.2V operation mean in practice?
DDR4 operates at 1.2V compared to DDR3's 1.5V. The lower voltage directly reduces power draw from your laptop's battery, contributing to longer runtime and lower heat output — relevant in the thermally constrained environment of a laptop chassis.
Will the 30mm module height cause fitment issues?
No — at 30mm (1.18 inches), this is a standard low-profile SO-DIMM height. All DDR4 laptop memory operates within a fixed SO-DIMM height envelope by design; there are no clearance concerns in standard laptop bays.