
Crucial DDR4-3200 SODIMM 8GB
CT8G4SFRA32A
DDR5 and DDR4 SODIMM, checked against the slot count and documented maximum of every mini PC we list.
Three things decide whether a kit fits: the generation, the number of slots and the documented maximum. A DDR5 machine will not take DDR4 at any price, a one-slot machine cannot take a matched pair, and a kit above the maximum the manufacturer publishes does not fit even if the modules are the right shape. We check all three against the specification we recorded for each machine, and where a machine's memory is soldered we say so rather than selling you a module it has nowhere to put.
Pick your machine and the list becomes the parts that fit it, with the reason beside each one.
18 in stock

CT8G4SFRA32A

CT16G4SFRA32A

CT2K16G4SFRA32A

KF564S38IB-16

KF556S40IB-16

KF432S20IB/32

CT2K32G4SFD832A

TED532G5600C46ADC-S01

TED532G5600C46A-S01

F5-4800S3434A16GA2-RS

CT2K16G56C46S5

F5-5600S4040A16GX2-RS
Count the SODIMM slots in your machine, not the memory it shipped with. A one-slot mini PC takes a single stick and a matched kit of two will not fit in it at all. Set the selector above to your machine and the list will only show what goes in.
Only up to the speed the platform runs. A DDR5-6400 kit in a machine that tops out at 5600 runs at 5600. We note that on the row rather than letting you pay for a number you will not see.
It usually works and it is not what the manufacturer validated. A matched kit is tested as a pair; two sticks bought separately are not. If you are filling both slots, buy the kit.
Nothing, on these machines. ECC memory corrects single-bit errors, and consumer mini PC platforms do not use that circuitry even when the module has it. We mark those rows so you do not pay for a feature the machine ignores.
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