Desktop DDR4 Memory Module G.SKILL 4GB 2400MHz 1.2V CL17 Unbuffered Black

The G.Skill DDR4 4GB 2400MHz memory module (F4-2400C17S-4GNT) provides standard-capacity DDR4 system memory for desktops and servers. With a 2400 MHz clock and CL17 latency, this single 4 GB DIMM delivers improved bandwidth and responsiveness compared with previous-generation DDR modules while using the DDR4 standard low voltage of 1.2 V. The module is finished in black and is validated for broad motherboard compatibility through G.SKILL's testing procedures.

Advantages

This DDR4 4GB 2400MHz module offers higher transfer speeds starting at the DDR4 baseline frequency, improved power efficiency thanks to its 1.2 V operating voltage (about 20% lower than typical DDR3 voltages), and compatibility validation across a wide range of DDR4 platforms. The product is covered by G.SKILL's limited lifetime warranty and supported by the manufacturer's technical support channels.

Suitable for

• Basic desktop upgrades to increase system memory capacity
• Entry-level workstations and home office PCs
• Light multitasking and everyday applications (web browsing, office software, media playback)
• Systems requiring a reliable single-module DDR4 installation

Key specifications

• Brand: G.SKILL
• Model / MPN: F4-2400C17S-4GNT
• Capacity: 4 GB
• Memory type: DDR4
• Clock speed: 2400 MHz
• CAS latency: 17 (CL17)
• Voltage: 1.2 V
• Colour: Black
• EAN: 4719692017741

How to use

Power off the computer and disconnect it from the mains before installing the memory module. Open the system case, locate an available DDR4 DIMM slot on the motherboard, align the module with the slot notch, and press firmly until the retention clips engage. Reassemble the case, reconnect power, and verify that the system recognizes the new 4 GB module in BIOS/UEFI or the operating system.

Recommendations

Install this module in a compatible DDR4 slot and, where possible, pair modules in matched-capacity and speed configurations to maximise performance. For multi-channel operation or heavier workloads, consider using additional modules to increase overall memory capacity. Refer to your motherboard manual for supported memory configurations and maximum capacity.