32GB Computer memory DDR5 for Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon RAM SO DIMM
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Computer memory Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon
32GB memory for Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon. The offered memory is a DDR5 RAM memory. Further technical memory specifications can be found in the list on the right. This computer memory was tested by us for Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon. This ensures that this memory expansion can also be utilised together with the original RAM used in NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon.
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Computer memory - info
| Memory size | 32GB |
|---|---|
| Memory technology | DDR5 |
| Memory speed | 4800MHz |
| JEDEC standard | PC5-38400S |
| Type | SO DIMM |
| Number of Pin | 262 Pin SO DIMM |
| Voltage | 1,1 volt |
| Specials | - |
Device - Specifications
Order info
| Item number | SP476514 |
|---|---|
| Brand | |
| EAN | 4067488400315 |
| Condition | New |
| Memory warranty | 5 years warranty |
| Compatibility | 100% compatible with Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon |
| Money-back guarantee | Yes, 100% |
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FAQ - Frequently asked questions about Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon
What is the maximum memory capacity of my Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon?
The maximum memory size of the NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon is 32GB / 16GB according to manufacturer.
The phs memory® option for my Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon is faster than the existing RAM - Is this a problem?
If your system is limited to a slower memory speed, the "Fallback Speed Setting" in the SPD of the phs memory® RAM-Modules ensures the support of slower memory settings down to the given memory speed.
Why is the maximum RAM amount of phs memory® for NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon higher than the maximum RAM limit listed by Intel?
The Intel NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon can be upgrade to a maximum memory capacity of 32GB / 16GB according to manufacturer. This is more than Intel has listed in their technical specification. There are different reasons, why more memory is possible:
- improved production processes in the memory technology enable higher memory capacities
- new BIOS-Version support higher memory capacities
- the information of the Intel datasheet concerning the maximum RAM amount for the NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon is not up to date.
- we tested and verified the higher memory limit in our overRAMing project.
Please find further information to the overRAMing project here: overRAMing - maximize your RAM.
- improved production processes in the memory technology enable higher memory capacities
- new BIOS-Version support higher memory capacities
- the information of the Intel datasheet concerning the maximum RAM amount for the NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon is not up to date.
- we tested and verified the higher memory limit in our overRAMing project.
Please find further information to the overRAMing project here: overRAMing - maximize your RAM.
Will the legal warranty of the device expire, if I install a new memory module?
The legal warranty right of your NUC 13 Rugged Bravo Canyon will not be affected if you install the memory yourself.
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