
Timetec 32GB KIT(2x16GB) DDR4 SODIMM for Intel NUC KIT/Mini PC/HTPC/NUC Board 2400MHz PC4-19200 Non ECC Unbuffered 1.2V CL17 Dual Rank 260 Pin Memory Upgrade(32GB KIT(2x16GB))
Timetec 32GB KIT(2x16GB) DDR4 SODIMM for Intel NUC KIT/Mini PC/HTPC/NUC Board 2400MHz PC4-19200 Non ECC Unbuffered 1.2V CL17 Dual Rank 260 Pin Memory Upgrade(32GB KIT(2x16GB)) is priced at £191.31 — stable over the last 30 days.
Price last checked: 24 Mar 2026, 16:42
- For Intel NUC KIT: NUC6I3SYH/ NUC6I3SYK/ NUC6I5SYH/ NUC6I5SYK/ NUC6I7KYK/ NUC7I3BNH/ NUC7I3BNHX1/ NUC7I3BNK/ NUC7I3DNHE/ NUC7I3DNKE/ NUC7I5BNH/ NUC7I5BNHX1/ NUC7I5BNK/ NUC7I5DNHE/ NUC7I5DNKE/ NUC7I7BN/ NUC7I7BNHX1/ NUC7I7DNHE/ NUC7I7DNKE/ NUC8I3BEH/ NUC8I3BEK/ NUC8I5BEH/ NUC8I5BEK/ NUC8I7BEH/ NUC8I7BEK/ NUC8I7HNK/ NUC8I7HVK
- For Intel NUC Mini PC: NUC7I3DNHNC/ NUC7I3DNKTC/ NUC7I5DNKPC/ NUC7I5DNKPU/ NUC8I7HNKQC/ NUC7I7BNHXG/ NUC7I7BNKQ/ NUC8I7BEHGA/ NUC8I7HVKVA/ NUC8I7BEKQA/ NUC7I3BNHXF/ NUC7I5BNHXF/ NUC7I5BNKP/ NUC8I3BEHFA/ NUC8I5BEHFA/ NUC8I5BEKPA
- For Intel NUC Board: NUC7I3DNBE/ NUC7I5DNBE/ NUC7I7BNB/ NUC7I5BNB/ NUC7I3BNB/ NUC7I7DNBE
- DDR4 2400MHz PC4-19200 260 Pin Unbuffered Non-ECC 1.2V CL17 Dual Rank 2Rx8 based 1024x8 Module Size: 16GB Package: 2x16GB
- Guaranteed – Lifetime warranty from Purchase Date Free technical support
About This Product
The Timetec 32GB KIT(2x16GB) DDR4 SODIMM is a memory upgrade designed for Intel NUC KIT, Mini PC, and NUC Board systems, operating at 2400MHz with a latency of CL17. This 260-pin, dual rank, unbuffered, and non-ECC RAM kit consists of two 16GB modules, making it suitable for users seeking to enhance the performance of their compact computing setups. It is ideal for those using Intel NUC devices, such as home theatre PCs or mini PCs, who require a reliable memory expansion.
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