Lenovo 5M30V06802 memory module 8 GB 1 x 8 GB DDR4 260-pin SO-DIMM

The Lenovo Memory Module DDR4 8GB 3200MHz (MPN: 5M30V06802, EAN: 5704174657132) is a single 8 GB SODIMM designed for laptop upgrades and compact systems that accept DDR4 memory. With a memory clock speed of 3200 MHz, this module provides a compatible and straightforward way to increase available RAM, reduce swapping, and improve responsiveness for multitasking and memory‑intensive applications.

Advantages

This Lenovo DDR4 8GB 3200MHz module offers a balance of capacity and speed suitable for many mobile computing needs. It uses standard DDR4 technology for low voltage operation and compatibility with modern laptop platforms that support 3200 MHz memory. The single 8 GB layout enables easy installation and cost‑effective upgrades without the need to replace existing modules entirely.

Suitable for

• Upgrading laptop memory to improve multitasking performance
• Replacing a faulty or incompatible SODIMM in supported systems
• Boosting performance for office applications, web browsing, and media playback
• Light content-creation tasks and development environments with moderate RAM needs

Key specifications

• Brand: Lenovo
• Model / MPN: 5M30V06802
• EAN: 5704174657132
• Internal memory: 8 GB
• Internal memory type: DDR4
• Memory clock speed: 3200 MHz
• Form factor: SODIMM (laptop memory)

How to use

Before installation, power off the laptop, disconnect the power supply and remove the battery if possible. Consult the laptop manual to locate the memory compartment and check compatibility with DDR4 3200 MHz SODIMM modules and maximum supported capacity. Ground yourself to avoid electrostatic discharge, remove the existing module if replacing it, and insert the Lenovo DDR4 8GB 3200MHz module at a 30–45° angle until the retention clips engage. Reassemble the laptop and power it on. Verify system recognition of the new memory in the BIOS/UEFI or the operating system.

Recommendations

Use identical memory types and speeds when populating multiple slots to ensure optimal stability and performance. Verify BIOS settings and vendor documentation for supported memory configurations and maximum frequencies. If the system does not run at 3200 MHz, check whether the motherboard or CPU limits memory speed and adjust settings accordingly.