Lexar DDR4-3200 UDIMM Desktop Memory

Key Specifications

• Capacity & Format: 8 GB, 288‑pin UDIMM, 7 mm height—the standard desktop DIMM form factor

• Speed: DDR4‑3200 MT/s (PC4‑25600), JEDEC native; no XMP or EXPO profiles—it’s plug-and-play at rated speed

• CAS Latency & Voltage: CL22 timing, 1.2 V operation—standard for JEDEC DDR4

• Physical Specs: Module measures 133.35 × 31.25 mm; operates in −20 °C to 85 °C (surface)

• Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty from Lexar

Performance & Compatibility

• General Use & Benchmarks: DigitalCitizen and TechPowerUp reviews show DDR4‑3200 modules performing well in everyday computing and gaming, delivering solid speeds in AIDA64 (~24 GB/s) and mid-tier PassMark scores

• System Stability: Users report reliable operation without crashes, confirming compatibility with a wide range of motherboards

• Value Upgrade: Frequently highlighted as an affordable option for upgrading OEM systems or new builds

Pros &  Cons

Who Should Buy It?

• Great choice for:

  • Users upgrading from older/slow RAM—and wanting a quick performance boost

  • Entry-level desktop builds, office PCs, media playback systems

  • Those who prioritize stability and price over overclocking

• Consider alternatives if you want:

  • Dual-channel memory—pair with a second identical stick or opt for kits

  • Lower latency or overclocking potential—look into XMP/EXPO kits like Lexar Thor or Crucial Ballistix

Compatibility Tips

• Compatible with most modern motherboards supporting DDR4‑3200.

• For optimal dual-channel performance, install two identical sticks (e.g., 2 × 8 GB).

• No RGB/heat spreader means lower height—great for tighter cases or compact builds.

Product Option for Purchase

Taking into account its specs and positioning, this is a solid stick to include in most mid-range or budget desktop builds. You might also consider pairing it for dual-channel setups.

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