PHS-memory 64GB DDR5 SO-DIMM 5600MHz PC5-44800S Non-ECC Unbuffered RAM modul pre notebook Acer Nitro 16S AN16S-61-R02G (SP622465)

Running out of memory can cripple even the most powerful laptop, causing slowdowns, freezes, and an inability to run demanding applications. The PHS-memory 64GB DDR5 SO-DIMM module eliminates these bottlenecks, delivering a massive capacity upgrade that transforms your Acer Nitro 16S AN16S-61-R02G into a multitasking powerhouse. Whether you're editing 4K video, rendering 3D models, or running virtual machines, this memory module ensures smooth, responsive performance.

Who is it for

This module is ideal for laptop users who demand maximum performance from their Acer Nitro 16S AN16S-61-R02G. Content creators, engineers, data analysts, and hardcore gamers will appreciate the ability to run memory-intensive applications without compromise. It's also perfect for professionals who need to keep dozens of browser tabs, office suites, and communication tools open simultaneously.

Main features

• 64GB capacity for extreme multitasking and large datasets
• DDR5 technology with 5600MHz speed for high bandwidth
• SO-DIMM form factor fits laptop memory slots
• Non-ECC, unbuffered design for consumer compatibility
• Low 1.1V voltage for improved energy efficiency
• 262-pin configuration conforms to DDR5 standard
• PC5-44800S rating ensures reliable performance

Specifications

• Memory capacity: 64 GB
• Memory type: DDR5
• Module type: SO-DIMM
• Memory speed: 5600 MHz
• PC rating: PC5-44800S
• Data transfer rate: 44.8 GB/s
• Pin count: 262-pin
• Error correction: Non-ECC
• Buffering type: Unbuffered
• Voltage: 1.1 V
• Module count: 1
• Compatibility: Acer Nitro 16S AN16S-61-R02G
• Application: Laptop / Notebook

Tips

Before installation, ensure your laptop is powered off and unplugged. Ground yourself to prevent static discharge. The Acer Nitro 16S AN16S-61-R02G typically has two SO-DIMM slots; check your current configuration to maximize dual-channel performance. After installation, verify the memory is recognized in BIOS or system information.