So far they are offered in 8 and 16 GB, but 32 GB modules are also planned.
Wilk Elektronik SA, which promotes products under the Goodram brand, announced the release of new SO-DIMM memory modules. According to the manufacturer, powerful laptops are gaining more and more market share, so the decision was made to release new SO-DIMM memory modules “for both gaming and everyday use.”
New memory modules for laptops have been added to the Goodram range
So, SO-DIMM Goodram IRDM modules, designed for gamers, are offered in 8 and 16 GB sizes. With a supply voltage of 1.35 V, they operate at a spectacular 3200 MHz frequency with CL16-18-18 delays. The modules are equipped with heat sinks and are said to have overclocking potential.
In addition to gaming memory, new SO-DIMMs have also been announced for everyday computing. They are also available in 8 and 16 GB capacities, but they operate at 3200 MHz with CL22 delays. These modules feature reduced power consumption, operating at 1.2V.
In addition, the manufacturer has promised to add 32GB DIMMs and SO-DIMMs to its range in the coming weeks, and a new IRDM gaming memory operating at higher frequencies. Although the press release does not specify the type of memory, it can be assumed that in all cases we are talking about DDR4 modules. The manufacturer does not quote prices.
