Desktop DDR3 UDIMM RAM Silicon Power 8GB 1600MHz CAS11 240-pin 1.5V

Silicon Power DDR3 UDIMM 8GB 1600MHz provides a single 8 GB DDR3 module designed for desktop systems with 240-pin DIMM slots. Operating at 1600 MHz with CL11 latency and a standard 1.5 V supply, this memory module increases available RAM to improve multitasking, application responsiveness and general system performance. The module follows the UDIMM (unbuffered) form factor suitable for most consumer and business desktop motherboards that support DDR3 memory.

Advantages

The DDR3 UDIMM delivers a balance of capacity and frequency for everyday computing and light-to-moderate gaming. With 8 GB of internal memory and 1600 MHz clock speed, it helps reduce application load times and smooth background processes without requiring higher voltage. The unbuffered design ensures compatibility with a wide range of desktop motherboards, while the CL11 timing provides predictable latency characteristics for consistent performance.

Suitable for

• Upgrading desktop PCs for improved multitasking
• Office and productivity applications that require stable memory capacity
• Light gaming and multimedia playback
• System builds or replacements on DDR3-compatible motherboards

Key specifications

• Capacity: 8 GB
• Memory type: DDR3
• Form factor: 240-pin DIMM (UDIMM)
• Clock speed: 1600 MHz
• CAS latency: CL11
• Operating voltage: 1.5 V

How to use

Power off the desktop PC and disconnect it from the mains. Open the computer case according to the manufacturer’s instructions and locate an available 240-pin DIMM slot on the motherboard. Align the module’s notch with the key in the slot, insert the module at a slight angle and press down evenly until the retention clips snap into place. Close the case, reconnect power and boot the system. The operating system or BIOS/UEFI should detect the new memory automatically; verify the recognized capacity and frequency in BIOS/UEFI or the operating system system information.

Recommendations

Install memory modules in matched pairs when the motherboard supports dual-channel configurations to maximize bandwidth. Confirm motherboard compatibility with DDR3 1600 MHz UDIMM modules and update BIOS/UEFI if necessary. Handle the module by its edges and avoid touching the gold contacts to prevent electrostatic damage. For systems requiring higher memory capacity or specific ECC/registered features, choose modules that meet those requirements rather than standard unbuffered DDR3 UDIMMs.