HP L34199-682 geheugenmodule 16 GB DDR4 260-pins SO-DIMM

The HP 16 GB DDR4 3200 MHz memory module is a 260-pin SO-DIMM designed for laptop upgrades. With 16 GB of DDR4 internal memory and a 3200 MHz clock speed, this module increases available RAM for applications and multitasking. It operates at a standard 1.2 V and fits systems that accept 260-pin SO-DIMM DDR4 modules, providing faster data access and improved responsiveness compared to lower-speed or lower-capacity modules.

Advantages

This HP memory module provides 16 GB capacity in a compact SO-DIMM format suitable for many laptops. The DDR4 technology at 3200 MHz delivers higher bandwidth for running multiple applications, handling larger datasets, and reducing swapping to storage. Operating at 1.2 V helps maintain energy efficiency in portable systems while offering stable performance within compatible platforms.

Suitable for

• Upgrading laptop memory for smoother multitasking
• Replacing faulty or underperforming 260-pin SO-DIMM DDR4 modules
• Boosting performance for office applications, web browsing and light content creation
• Systems that support DDR4 SO-DIMM at 3200 MHz and 1.2 V

Key specifications

• Capacity: 16 GB
• Type: DDR4
• Clock speed: 3200 MHz
• Form factor: 260-pin SO-DIMM
• Operating voltage: 1.2 V

How to use

Power off the laptop and disconnect all power sources before beginning. Open the laptop memory compartment according to the manufacturer's service instructions or manual. Ground yourself to prevent static discharge, then remove the existing SO-DIMM (if present) by gently spreading the retention clips and sliding the module out at an angle. Align the notch on the HP 16 GB DDR4 3200 MHz module with the socket and insert it at the same angle, pressing down until the retention clips engage. Reassemble the laptop, reconnect power, and verify that the system recognizes the installed memory in the operating system or BIOS/UEFI.

Recommendations

Check your laptop specifications or motherboard documentation for supported memory types, maximum capacity and supported speeds before installation. When mixing modules, match DDR4 type and voltage to avoid compatibility issues; for best results, use matching speeds and timings. If the system does not boot or recognize full capacity, reseat the module and verify BIOS/UEFI settings and vendor compatibility lists.