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Shop all 590 productsKeep Skylake-era Dell laptops running with the right 8GB DDR4 module.
The Dell SNPH8PGNC/8G is an 8GB DDR4-2133 SODIMM for Dell laptops and compact systems from the first DDR4 generation, including many Latitude, Precision, and Inspiron models with Intel 6th Gen processors. It is ideal for repairs and for bringing older units to 16GB.
Practical Upgrades for First-Generation DDR4 Laptops
Dell laptops built around Intel 6th Gen processors run DDR4 at 2133 MT/s. Many still serve as reliable office machines but struggle with 4GB or 8GB of memory under current software.
Adding this 8GB module to an existing 8GB stick brings the system to 16GB in dual channel, a meaningful improvement for browser-based work and office applications.
Because it matches the platform’s native speed and Dell’s listed part number, it avoids the compatibility checks needed with faster third-party modules.
Ideal for Refurbishers and IT Spares
Refurbishers and IT departments maintaining older Dell fleets can use one part number to repair or upgrade units consistently.
Runs Cool at Standard Voltage
At 1.2V, DDR4 uses less power than the DDR3L it replaced, helping battery life and keeping laptop temperatures down.
How to Install Dell Laptop Memory
- Shut down the system, unplug the charger, and disconnect the battery if the service manual recommends it.
- Remove the bottom cover or memory access panel and locate the SODIMM slots.
- Insert the module at an angle with the notch aligned, then press it down until the retaining clips lock.
- Reassemble, power on, and confirm the new capacity and speed in BIOS or Windows Task Manager.











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