2-power 2P-CT8356292 - 8 GB - 1 x 8 GB - DDR3L - 1600 MHz

Upgrading an older laptop can breathe new life into daily tasks—whether it's a small business owner juggling spreadsheets and video calls, a student running research tabs and writing papers, or a home user streaming and managing photos. The 2-POWER 2P-CT8356292 memory module delivers 8 GB of DDR3L capacity in a single SO-DIMM, making it a straightforward way to improve multitasking and responsiveness on compatible notebooks.

Key specifications

• Capacity: 8 GB
• Module configuration: 1 x 8 GB
• Memory type: DDR3L
• Speed: 1600 MHz (PC3L-12800)
• Form factor: SO-DIMM, 204-pin
• Voltage: 1.35 V (low voltage)
• CAS latency: CL11
• Rank: 1Rx8
• Error correction: Non-ECC
• Buffering: Unbuffered
• Heat spreader: No

Why choose it

DDR3L operates at 1.35 V instead of the standard 1.5 V, which reduces power consumption and heat—important for laptops where battery life and thermal headroom matter. The 1600 MHz clock speed keeps data flowing smoothly for everyday applications, and the 8 GB capacity provides enough headroom for modern operating systems and a typical mix of browser tabs, office software, and light media editing. This module is a drop-in upgrade for many systems that originally shipped with 4 GB or less, often the single most cost-effective way to extend a laptop's useful life.

Ideal use cases

• Refreshing older laptops for office productivity and web-based work
• Improving multitasking for students running multiple applications
• Upgrading thin-and-light notebooks that require low-voltage SO-DIMMs
• Replacing a failed memory module in a compatible system

Good to know

Before purchasing, confirm that your laptop supports DDR3L SO-DIMM at 1600 MHz and has an available memory slot. This module is unbuffered and non-ECC, which is standard for consumer and business laptops. Installation is tool-free on most models—simply access the memory compartment, align the notch, and press until the clips lock. Pairing with an identical module can enable dual-channel mode for a small additional performance boost in memory-intensive tasks.