2-power 2P-03X6401 - 8 GB - 1 x 8 GB - DDR3L - 1600 MHz

Upgrading your laptop's memory can breathe new life into an aging machine, but finding the right module that balances compatibility, power efficiency, and performance is often a challenge. The 2-POWER 2P-03X6401 solves this by delivering a single 8GB DDR3L SODIMM module that operates at just 1.35V, reducing power consumption and heat while boosting multitasking capability. Ideal for notebooks that support low-voltage DDR3L, this module ensures your system runs smoothly even with multiple applications open.

Who is it for

This memory module is perfect for laptop users who need a reliable upgrade to improve system responsiveness. It suits students, professionals, and home users who run memory-intensive applications like web browsers with many tabs, office suites, or light creative software. If your laptop currently has 4GB or less and struggles with slowdowns, this 8GB module provides a significant performance lift without the cost of a new computer.

Main features

• 8GB capacity in a single module, leaving a second slot free for future expansion.
• DDR3L technology with 1.35V low voltage operation for energy efficiency.
• 1600MHz speed (PC3L-12800) for fast data transfer rates.
• 204-pin SODIMM form factor designed specifically for laptops and small form factor PCs.
• Non-ECC, unbuffered, single-rank design for broad compatibility with consumer notebooks.
• CAS latency of 11 for balanced performance.

Specifications

• Brand: 2-POWER
• Model: 2P-03X6401
• Capacity: 8 GB
• Memory type: DDR3L SDRAM
• Speed: 1600 MHz (PC3L-12800)
• Form factor: 204-pin SODIMM
• Voltage: 1.35 V
• CAS latency: CL11
• Rank: Single Rank (1Rx8)
• Error correction: Non-ECC
• Buffering: Unbuffered
• Module configuration: 1 x 8 GB
• Component for: Laptop / Notebook

Tips

Before purchasing, verify that your laptop supports DDR3L SODIMM modules and has an available memory slot. Many systems from 2013 to 2016 use this type. Installation is straightforward: power off, remove the battery if possible, open the memory compartment, and insert the module at a 30-degree angle until it clicks into place. After upgrading, run a memory diagnostic tool to ensure stability. If you are mixing with existing memory, match speed and voltage for best results.