YOUR NEW NOTEBOOK IS FAST.
HERE'S HOW TO MAKE IT FASTER.

Most new notebooks are sold with 8GB or less of standard-speed 1600MHz memory. It’s a good start, but to truly unlock your system’s performance potential, your first step should be to upgrade to 16GB of high-performance 2133Mhz or even 1866Mhz memory.

MEMORY SPEED MATTERS
Your notebook’s integrated graphics processor can automatically utilize additional memory to improve performance. If you play high-speed games or work with high resolution videos, more memory can add more detail and smoother, more fluid graphics. And, the operating system can keep more programs and data in memory at once, so you’ll enjoy faster task switching and overall responsiveness.

SETUP IS EASY. IN FACT, IT'S AUTOMATIC
With the latest notebooks, you don’t need to change any settings to get results. The processor will automatically recognize the higher speed capacity of your new memory and operate the memory bus at the faster speed.

HIGH SPEED MEMORY IS STABLE AND RELIABLE
Gone are the days when operating at faster memory speeds meant venturing into the realm of sacrificing system stability. Corsair high-performance memory modules are subjected to vigorous screening and selection processes. That’s why all Corsair memory is backed by a lifetime warranty.

REAL RESULTS

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• % higher framerate than standard DRAM
• Test run at 1080p with maximum settings

• % faster transcoding than standard DRAM
• Test run with a 45 minute 1080p video

• % faster transcoding than standard DRAM
• Test run with a 5 minute 1080p video

IS YOUR NOTEBOOK COMPATIBLE?
DDR3L SODIMM is the universal standard for Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processors, and virtually all standard-sized notebook and laptop PCs allow for easy, snap-in memory upgrades. If in doubt, check with the manufacturer to see if your notebook has upgradeable memory…but if you’ve bought your notebook or laptop within the past three years, the answer is most likely yes.