Desktop memory, or RAM (Random Access Memory), is essential for running games and applications. The more RAM your system has, the faster it will perform, especially for multitasking, such as gaming or creating complex audio, video, and graphics content.

To upgrade your Desktop memory, start by checking compatibility with your system. There are different RAM generations, including DDR5, DDR4, and DDR3. Refer to your system’s documentation or our buyer’s guide to determine which RAM generation your CPU supports.

Next, choose the right RAM speed based on your processor, whether it’s an AMD or Intel CPU.

When selecting RAM for a desktop PC or laptop, remember that desktops use DIMMs, while laptops require SODIMMs. For servers, we offer DIMMs with ECC (Error Correction Code) and Registered functionality, providing enhanced reliability and higher capacity options.