But since this Monday morning, things have changed: Laptops are back in stock and the Lenovo 15.6″ V15 (1TB SSD, 32GB DDR4 RAM, Intel Dual-Core, Windows 11 Pro) Laptop has gone on sale for its ...

Looking to upgrade your laptop RAM? Before getting stuck in, there are some considerations you'll need to make, such as how much RAM you need, what type of RAM to buy, and your laptop's RAM capacity.

How much RAM do you need? How much RAM you need in a system depends on what you intend to do with it, how long you intend to keep it, and whether or not you can upgrade your memory post-purchase.

The listing has been pulled from the site. AMD released DDR3-capable desktop processors early last year and is in the process of implementing DDR3-capable memory controllers in its laptop processors.

The display measures in at 15.6 inches and is a touchscreen so you can choose to operate your laptop like you would a tablet ...

Samsung just got done wowing us with a memory announcement of its own, and now Micron is dashing in to ensure that it too receives a bit of RAM attention this week. Catering to performance ...

If you're the kind of person that's been held back by the pathetic 16GB of RAM in your laptop, I'M Intelligent Memory says its new chips can take you to 32GB even if Intel doesn't approve of it.

DDR3 will, one day, become the most common memory solution. In November 2008, Intel will launch its next-generation Core i7 processor - a chip that supports only DDR3.

Here’s another candidate for the likes of notebook gamers look to expand its memory-boundaries beyond stock. Kingston has announced the immediate release of an ultra-low… ...

A-DATA have introduced 4GB DDR3 DRAM single-modules into their range of performance memory. The new capacity stick will be available across the company's U-DIMM desktop RAM, SO-DIMM laptop RAM and ...

Not too long ago, a memory upgrade was one of the most effective, easiest ways to boost your PC's performance. High memory prices meant that new machines often shipped with the bare minimum, yet ...