CoreParts MMD2605/8GB geheugenmodule 1 x 8 GB DDR3 240-pins DIMM

The CoreParts DDR3 8GB 1600MHz memory module (MMD2605/8GB) provides 8 GB of DDR3 RAM with a 1600 MHz clock speed in a single 8 GB configuration. Designed as an alternative replacement, this module uses original chip sets from certified suppliers and is compatible with systems that accept DDR3 SO-DIMM or DIMM modules depending on your device. The module's green PCB distinguishes its appearance while delivering the capacity needed to improve multitasking and system responsiveness.

Advantages

This 8 GB DDR3 module offers a straightforward capacity upgrade to increase available system memory and reduce swapping. Operating at 1600 MHz, it matches the performance characteristics of standard DDR3 modules and is manufactured using original chip sets from trusted suppliers to ensure stable operation. The single-module format simplifies installation and makes it suitable for systems that accept single-module upgrades.

Suitable for

• General desktop and laptop memory upgrades supporting DDR3 1600 MHz
• Improving multitasking and application responsiveness
• Replacing a faulty or insufficient 8 GB DDR3 module

Key specifications

• Brand: MicroMemory
• Model / MPN: MMD2605/8GB
• Capacity: 8 GB (single module)
• Memory type: DDR3
• Clock speed: 1600 MHz
• Colour: Green (PCB)
• EAN: 5711045749452
• Weight: 0.01 kg

How to use

Power off the computer and disconnect it from the power source. Open the case or access panel to locate the memory slots. If necessary, remove the existing module by releasing the retention clips. Align the notch on the CoreParts DDR3 8GB module with the slot and press firmly until the clips secure it. Replace the case, reconnect power, and start the system. Verify that the operating system recognizes the new 8 GB module in the system information or BIOS/UEFI.

Recommendations

Install this DDR3 8 GB 1600 MHz module in a compatible slot type (check whether your device requires SO-DIMM or DIMM). For dual-channel configurations, install modules in the correct paired slots and use identical module specifications when possible. If the system does not recognize the module, reseat it and check for BIOS/UEFI updates from the device manufacturer.