packersfan036 Distinguished May 27, 2015 1,691 25 19,820 Aug 31, 2017 #1 is ddr3l laptop memory dual voltage capable? also should I use ddr3l or regular ddr3 laptop ram on a dell latitude e5430 laptop.
is ddr3l laptop memory dual voltage capable? also should I use ddr3l or regular ddr3 laptop ram on a dell latitude e5430 laptop.
Solution B B brispuss Sep 1, 2017 DDR3L memory is capable of running at either 1.35V or at 1.50V. Either DDR3 memory at 1.50V or DDR3L memory at 1.35V can be used as the CPU integrated memory controller supports both types of memory.
DDR3L memory is capable of running at either 1.35V or at 1.50V. Either DDR3 memory at 1.50V or DDR3L memory at 1.35V can be used as the CPU integrated memory controller supports both types of memory.
PC Tailor Illustrious Ambassador Jun 29, 2017 7,976 1,572 41,590 Sep 1, 2017 #2 According to Crucial memory upgrade compatability. You should use DDR3L. http://uk.crucial.com/gbr/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Dell/latitude-e5430 That link will show you the type of memory you can use (albeit Crucial product specific). Upvote 0 Downvote
According to Crucial memory upgrade compatability. You should use DDR3L. http://uk.crucial.com/gbr/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Dell/latitude-e5430 That link will show you the type of memory you can use (albeit Crucial product specific).
B brispuss Splendid Dec 27, 2014 2,607 26 26,490 Sep 1, 2017 Solution #3 DDR3L memory is capable of running at either 1.35V or at 1.50V. Either DDR3 memory at 1.50V or DDR3L memory at 1.35V can be used as the CPU integrated memory controller supports both types of memory. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
DDR3L memory is capable of running at either 1.35V or at 1.50V. Either DDR3 memory at 1.50V or DDR3L memory at 1.35V can be used as the CPU integrated memory controller supports both types of memory.