Toshiba 4GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module

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Toshiba 4GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module

Enhance your notebook’s speed and multitasking ability with the Toshiba 4GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module. Engineered for reliable performance, this 4 GB DDR3 memory module delivers smooth operation for demanding applications, quick data access, and improved responsiveness in everyday tasks. With a 1600 MHz memory speed, it helps heavy-duty software—such as large spreadsheets, photo or video editing, and multitasking workloads—run more fluidly. Designed for notebook compatibility, this module slots into common DDR3 SODIMM slots, offering a cost-effective upgrade path to extend your laptop’s life, boost productivity, and enjoy a smoother computing experience.

  • Powerful 4GB capacity for seamless multitasking
    With 4GB of dedicated DDR3 memory, you can run multiple applications side by side, switch between programs with minimal lag, and keep your notebook responsive even when juggling complex tasks. The 1600 MHz speed ensures fast data access, quicker application launches, and smoother handling of memory-intensive workloads such as photo editing, data analysis, and modern productivity suites. This upgrade helps reduce reliance on slower storage and minimizes stuttering during heavy usage, delivering a noticeably more fluid user experience.
  • 1600 MHz DDR3 speed for snappy performance
    DDR3-1600 memory delivers higher bandwidth compared with older memory generations, which translates into faster cache fills, quicker page loads, and improved overall system responsiveness. The enhanced memory speed is particularly beneficial for tasks that rely on rapid data transfer between RAM and the CPU, including real-time video processing, multitasking with multiple browser tabs, and running virtualization software on supported laptops.
  • Notebook-ready form factor (SODIMM 204-pin)
    Built for laptops, this module uses the standard 204-pin SODIMM form factor, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of notebook motherboards that support DDR3 memory. The compact, low-profile design fits neatly into the notebook’s memory slot without obstructing components, and the module’s durability is suited for portable use. This makes it an ideal upgrade for aging notebooks or devices that require improved memory bandwidth without upgrading the entire system.
  • Easy upgrade, minimal downtime
    Upgrading notebook RAM is a straightforward, tool-light process. In most cases, no BIOS changes are required, and the upgrade can be completed in minutes. Power down, unplug, and discharge static, then open the back panel to access the memory slots. Align the notches on the module with the slot, slide it into place at a slight angle, and press down until the retention clips snap securely. Reassemble the panel and power on to confirm the memory is recognized. With a little care, you’ll experience a noticeable boost in performance with minimal downtime.
  • Reliable, energy-efficient performance
    DDR3 memory is designed to balance speed and power efficiency for notebook use. This Toshiba memory module operates at standard notebook voltages (typically around 1.5V), delivering dependable performance without excessive heat or battery drain. The module is built to withstand daily travel and usage, providing stable operation for everyday tasks, media consumption, and moderate workloads. Choosing a Toshiba-branded module also aligns with a long-standing reputation for quality and compatibility across a wide range of laptop configurations.

Technical Details of Toshiba 4GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module

  • Memory Type: DDR3 SDRAM
  • Capacity: 4GB
  • Speed: DDR3-1600 (PC3-12800)
  • Form Factor: SODIMM 204-pin
  • Voltage: 1.5V (typical)
  • Recommended Use: Notebook/Laptop memory upgrade
  • Compatibility: Systems that support DDR3 SDRAM SODIMM modules

how to install Toshiba 4GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module

  • Power off the notebook, unplug the power adapter, and remove the battery if possible.
  • Ground yourself to prevent static electricity from damaging sensitive components.
  • Locate and remove the memory access panel on the back of the notebook to expose the memory slots.
  • If replacing an existing module, gently release the retention clips and remove the old module.
  • Align the notches on the Toshiba memory module with the slot, insert at a ~45-degree angle, and press down until the retention clips click into place.
  • Re-seat any other modules as needed, replace the memory panel, reinsert the battery, reconnect power, and boot the notebook to verify the new RAM is detected.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: Is this Toshiba memory module compatible with my notebook?
    A: This is a DDR3 SDRAM SODIMM module designed for notebooks that support DDR3 memory. Check your device’s manual or system information to confirm DDR3 compatibility, the 204-pin SODIMM form factor, and available RAM slots before purchasing.
  • Q: How much performance improvement can I expect?
    A: Upgrading to 4GB of DDR3 RAM at 1600 MHz can noticeably improve multitasking, reduce delays when switching between apps, and speed up everyday tasks. The exact improvement depends on your current RAM, CPU, and software workload; older systems often see the most pronounced benefits.
  • Q: Do I need to update the BIOS after installation?
    A: In most cases, no BIOS updates are required. DDR3 SODIMM modules are typically recognized automatically by modern laptops. If you encounter recognition issues, ensure the module is properly seated and consult your notebook’s documentation for memory compatibility.
  • Q: Can I install more memory beyond 4GB?
    A: If your notebook has additional RAM slots and supports higher memory capacities, you may be able to install more memory to reach a higher total. Always verify the device’s maximum supported memory and the compatibility of additional modules.
  • Q: How can I verify that the new RAM is detected?
    A: After installation, check the system information or memory settings in your operating system. In Windows, you can open Task Manager or System Information; on macOS, use the Memory tab in About This Mac. If the RAM isn’t detected, reseat the module, reboot, and confirm compatibility with your hardware.

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