Lexar
RAM
32GB
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Lexar SODIMM 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR5 RAM 5600 MHz, 262-Pin DDR5 Laptop RAM, High-Performance Gaming DRAM SO-DIMM for Laptop Memory/All-in-one Intel NUC mini-PC, 1.1V, CL46-45-45-90
4.6(117)
£456.99
Lexar SODIMM 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR5 RAM 5600 MHz, 262-Pin DDR5 Laptop RAM, High-Performance Gaming DRAM SO-DIMM for Laptop Memory/All-in-one Intel NUC mini-PC, 1.1V, CL46-45-45-90 is priced at £456.99 — stable over the last 30 days.
Price last checked: 18 Apr 2026, 16:45
Capacity: 32GB
- Built to perform. Bringing next-gen DDR5 memory to your laptop and other small computers, Lexar DDR5 SODIMM Laptop Memory delivers up to 5600MT/s to your upgrade.
- On-die ECC offers improved stability. With Lexar DDR5 RAM SODIMM 2 packs, Your system will effortlessly navigate overclocking speeds with on-die error correction code.
- Keep your cool. Lexar DDR5's lower power consumption not only means higher efficiency, but also helps keep your system cool.
- Easy to install. Get up and running in minutes with easy installation. Lexar DDR5 SODIMM Laptop Memory offers plug-and-play convenience.
- Small but mighty. Lexar DDR5 SODIMM 5600MHz is ideal for laptops, all-in-one computers, Intel NUC mini-computers, and other systems where space is a challenge.
About This Product
The Lexar SODIMM 32GB Kit is a high-performance DDR5 RAM solution, comprising 2x16GB modules with a speed of 5600 MHz and a voltage of 1.1V. This 262-pin DDR5 laptop RAM features on-die ECC for improved stability and has a CAS latency of CL46-45-45-90. It is suitable for laptops, all-in-one computers, and Intel NUC mini-PCs, providing a reliable memory upgrade for users seeking to enhance their system's performance.
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