Geheugenmodule Dell DDR3L 4GB 1600MHz

The Dell DDR3L 4GB 1600MHz memory module is a low-voltage DIMM designed to increase system responsiveness and support everyday multitasking. With a 1600MHz data rate and 4GB capacity, this module provides additional working memory for operating systems and applications, reducing swapping to disk and improving application load times. It is intended for systems that accept DDR3L DIMMs and operate at 1.35V, offering an energy-efficient upgrade path for compatible Dell and industry-standard motherboards.

Advantages

This 4GB DDR3L module combines moderate capacity with a 1600MHz transfer rate to deliver smoother multitasking and faster application switching compared with lower-frequency or smaller modules. Operating at reduced voltage (DDR3L), it typically consumes less power and generates less heat than standard DDR3 modules. The module is designed for compatibility with platforms that support DDR3L DIMMs, simplifying upgrades and helping maintain system stability when additional memory is required.

Suitable for

• Office desktops and entry-level workstations requiring a memory boost
• Home computers used for web browsing, office applications and media playback
• Systems used for light multitasking and running several applications simultaneously

Key specifications

• Memory type: DDR3L SDRAM
• Capacity: 4 GB
• Speed: 1600 MHz (PC3-12800 equivalent)
• Voltage: 1.35 V (low-voltage operation)
• Form factor: 240-pin DIMM (desktop module)
• Latency: standard JEDEC timing for 1600 MHz modules (manufacturer default)

How to use

Power off the computer and disconnect it from mains power before installing the memory module. Open the computer case following the manufacturer's service instructions, locate an empty 240-pin DIMM slot on the motherboard, and align the module's notch with the slot key. Insert the module vertically and press down evenly until the retaining clips engage. After installation, reconnect power and start the system. Verify that the operating system and BIOS/UEFI recognize the additional memory and confirm stable operation before closing the case permanently.

Recommendations

For best results, install the module in pairs when adding memory to systems that support dual-channel operation and match the voltage and speed to existing modules where possible. Check the motherboard or system documentation for maximum supported memory and slot population guidelines. If mixing memory modules from different vendors or speeds, set BIOS/UEFI to default or compatible timings to ensure stability.