Name: 698656-154 HP 4GB DDR3 1600MHz CL11 Non-ECC SODIMM Memory Module
Brand: HP
SKU: 698656-154
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (122 reviews)

Product Overview
The 698656-154 HP 4GB DDR3 1600MHz CL11 Non-ECC SODIMM Memory is a standard notebook memory upgrade module. It fits into DDR3 SODIMM slots commonly found in laptops and small form factor systems. This module operates at 1600MHz with a CAS latency of 11, providing typical DDR3 performance without error correction features.

General Information
Brand	HP

Technical Information
Memory Capacity	4GB
Memory Technology	DDR3
Module Type	SO-DIMM
RAM Standard	PC3-12800
Pin Count	204-Pin
Error Correction	Non-ECC
Voltage	1.5V

Performance
Bus Speed	1600MHz
Bandwidth	12800 MB/s
Native Speed	1600 MT/s
CAS	CL11

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Compliance Standards	RoHS
Assembly Required	No

Product Description
The 698656-154 HP 4GB DDR3 1600MHz CL11 Non-ECC SODIMM Memory module provides system memory expansion primarily for laptops and small form factor devices. It is designed to fit systems that support DDR3 SODIMM modules, offering additional RAM capacity to enhance multitasking and overall system responsiveness. This memory module is typically used by IT professionals or end users seeking to upgrade or replace existing memory in compatible HP notebooks or other devices that accept DDR3 SODIMM RAM. Key Features 4GB capacity DDR3 memory module designed in SODIMM form factor 1600MHz operating frequency delivering standard DDR3 performance CAS Latency 11 (CL11) timing for memory access Non-ECC memory suitable for consumer-grade computing devices Manufactured and branded by HP to meet OEM specifications This memory module supports typical notebook computing needs by expanding available RAM, which aids in running applications and managing system tasks more effectively. The non-ECC configuration indicates it is intended for general purpose use rather than error-correcting environments.

Use Cases
This memory module is typically utilized in notebook computers and compatible small form factor devices requiring DDR3 SODIMM memory upgrades. It suits environments where additional memory capacity improves multitasking and application performance without the need for ECC. How It's Used: Upgrading RAM capacity in HP laptops supporting DDR3 SODIMM Replacing faulty or damaged 4GB DDR3 memory modules in notebooks Expanding memory in small form factor PCs with compatible slots Improving performance for users running standard office or multimedia applications Supporting non-critical computing environments where ECC is not required By adding or replacing this memory, users can maintain or enhance system responsiveness for everyday computing tasks. The module fits into existing memory slots without requiring specialized configuration.

FAQ's
What type of memory is the 698656-154 module? The 698656-154 is a 4GB DDR3 SODIMM memory module operating at 1600MHz with a CL11 latency. It is non-ECC, designed mainly for notebook computers. Is the 698656-154 compatible with all laptops? Compatibility depends on the laptop supporting DDR3 SODIMM modules at 1600MHz. It is primarily intended for HP systems or others that accept DDR3 4GB SODIMM memory. What does CL11 latency mean on this memory? CL11 refers to the CAS latency timing, indicating the delay cycles before data is available after a memory read command. CL11 is a standard latency for DDR3 1600MHz modules. Does this memory support error correction? No, the 698656-154 memory is Non-ECC, meaning it does not provide error correction capabilities. It is meant for standard consumer and office use. Can this memory be installed in desktops? This module is a SODIMM form factor, typically used in laptops and small form factor PCs. Most desktop PCs use DIMM modules, so it may not be compatible with standard desktops. Are there any special installation requirements? Installation requires opening the device's memory compartment and inserting the module into an available DDR3 SODIMM slot. No additional configuration is typically necessary.