Gaming issues caused by CL (CLOCK SPEED) on RAM module latency.
Gaming issues caused by CL (CLOCK SPEED) on RAM module latency.
Sorry for the wait. I'm down. The device is a Lenovo laptop, model 82JY, type 17ACH6H.
I understand, I tried the same. This laptop uses standard DDR4 SODIMMs, so look for a 3200MHz kit that supports 1Rx8/2Rx8. You can either purchase OEM modules from Samsung or Kingston (both include the brand in the model) or upgrade to a 32GB module – there’s no way to create a 1Rx16 stick larger than 16GB. Here are some links:
- https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Kingston-Impa...=1-33&th=1
- https://www.amazon.de/-/en/GSKILL-RipJaw...57&sr=1-23
Two of the first options should fit, or you can upgrade the second one if needed. I searched German Amazon and thought it would be similar to your location; prices should match.
I understand your concern. Finding the right RAM can be tricky since Amazon doesn’t always provide clear technical details. You might want to look for a quick tutorial video to help you interpret the specs. When shopping, check product descriptions carefully and compare features to match your needs. If possible, ask for recommendations from friends or online communities.
I searched for "DDR4 SODIMM 3200MHz" and examined each kit that appeared. Amazon offers filters, but based on my experience they often don’t work properly. It’s better to review several kits instead of relying on just one that might fit. I manually checked specific capacities like 8GB or 16GB sticks in pairs, so I focused on those numbers rather than individual models. The 8GB options can be either 1Rx16 or 1Rx8, which requires extra caution but is more affordable. For 16GB sticks, you need 1Rx8 or 2Rx8, which are the newer formats. If you’re after 8GB pairs, you’ll encounter 1Rx16 in addition to 1Rx8 and 2Rx8 setups. On product pages, look for terms like "x8", "1Rx8" or "2Rx8" to confirm the organization. You can usually tell from images, though sometimes there’s a slight difference between what’s listed and what’s shipped. If you can’t find the right model, skip it and move on.