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Mine says 1rx8. Does that mean anything? I found one on amazon that looked similar but it said 2rx8
1rx8 and 2rx8 just means if that memory got its chips on one side or both. Technically, dual rank modules perform slightly faster, but that stuff really only matters to overclockers.
I appreciate the help!
SAMSUNG M471B5173QH0-YK0 4GB DDR3L PC3-12800 CL11 512MBX64 512MX8 1.35V 204P SODIMM
and
Samsung original 4GB, 204-pin SODIMM, DDR3 PC3L-12800, ram memory module for laptop ( M471B5173EB0-YK0 )
They both seem essentially the same, do you have a recommendation? I cant find the MHz anywhere, which worries me.
Ah, never mind. I found Samsung 4GB DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHz 204-Pin SODIMM Laptop Memory Module RAM. Model M471B5273DH0-CK0
1600 MHz, looks like what I need! Except theres no L on the end of DDR3, does that matter?
Yep, that does matter. L modules are designed to work at lower voltages. If your CPU can't work with 1.5v modules like the last one you linked - then it might not work. I think they did put L-type memory in your laptop for a reason, so it's best to stick to those. First DIMMs you linked are what you need.
Difference between DDR3L to normal DDR3 is the voltage, However before frequency and voltage the physical size is important.
Frequencies are standardized by JEDEC. The frequency of the slowest module will be applied to both which is not an issue for laptops.
Laptop ram is SO-DIMM
At least the house they're shipping it to is down the street