DDR4 PC RAM

Technical Specifications of DDR4 Memory

RAM architecture has been the same since the 1970s, and DDR4 Memory (also known as DDR4 RAM - Random-Access Memory) is no exception. However, individual versions differ in voltage and are therefore not backward-compatible with motherboard sockets. What makes DDR4 memory different and better?

The first DDR4 RAM appeared on the commercial market in the second half of 2014. The first prototype was released by Samsung in 2011.

How to Choose the Right Type of DDR4 Memory?

If you are going to choose DDR4 Memory, consider what type of computer the DDR 4 RAM will be meant for. It's all about fitting the memory into your computer. Also, consider the motherboard type since not all RAM supports DDR4.

• The larger DDR4 RAM has been designed for desktop computers.
• For laptops, on the other hand, compact DDR4 SO-DIMMs are better.

DDR4 Memory Capacity

DDR4 memory capacity is specified in GB. The size of the DDR4 RAM affects how smoothly the system and programs on it will run. So before choosing DDR4 RAM, consider the demanding tasks your computer will be processing. You can find all the necessary information and an overview of the computer's activities in the table below.

Which Frequency of DDR4 Memory Should You Choose?

The frequency of DDR4 memory determines the speed of the selected memory, i.e. its ability to read and write data. Generally speaking, the higher the DDR4 RAM frequency, the better. For DDR4 RAM, the frequency ranges from 800 MHz to 5 100 MHz. 3 200 MHz DDR4 RAM is sufficient for normal use and gaming.