RAM
28 products found

Micron 8GB DDR4
Overview
Built for peak stability and low latency, this high-performance DDR4 memory module ensures fast data transfer rates between your CPU and system memory.
Key Technical Specifications
- 8GB total: 8GB total capacity engineered for modern multitasking
- DDR4 technology: DDR4 technology operating at 3200MHz
- Precision aluminum: Precision aluminum heat spreader for efficient heat dissipation
- Intel XMP: Intel XMP and AMD EXPO profile support for one-click overclocking
Practical Applications & Performance
Smooth high-framerate gaming, seamless browser tab switching, video rendering, and heavy multitasking.
Who It's Built For
Ideal for PC builders looking to upgrade memory bandwidth and system responsiveness. who demand uncompromising performance, rock-solid stability, and premium build quality.
R 500.00

CORSAIR Vengeance RGB PRO 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz C16 Memory Kit
R 4,000.00

Adata 16GB DDR5 5600Mhz
Overview
Built for peak stability and low latency, this high-performance DDR5 memory module ensures fast data transfer rates between your CPU and system memory.
Key Technical Specifications
- 16GB total: 16GB total capacity engineered for modern multitasking
- DDR5 technology: DDR5 technology operating at 5600MHz
- Precision aluminum: Precision aluminum heat spreader for efficient heat dissipation
- Intel XMP: Intel XMP and AMD EXPO profile support for one-click overclocking
Practical Applications & Performance
Smooth high-framerate gaming, seamless browser tab switching, video rendering, and heavy multitasking.
Who It's Built For
Ideal for PC builders looking to upgrade memory bandwidth and system responsiveness. who demand uncompromising performance, rock-solid stability, and premium build quality.
R 2,500.00

Patriot PVSR432G360C8K Viper Steel ARGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4-3600 CL18 1.35V Black Desktop Memory
R 4,000.00

Corsair Vengeance DDR 4 32GB RGB (2x16 GB 3600MHZ)
R 4,000.00

Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 2666MHz
R 4,000.00

Crucial Ballistix 8GB DDR4
R 500.00

HyperX Predator DDR4 Desktop RAM module 8GB (Kit of 2)
R 500.00

Kingston HyperX Beast (T3) Memory - 8GB 1600MHz DDR3 CL9 DIMM (Kit of 2)
R 600.00

Crucial 8GB DDR4 3200MHz Desktop RAM (CT8G4DFRA32A)
R 500.00

KLEVV CRAS XR5 RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-6200MHz Desktop Memory
R 7,500.00

KLEVV CRAS V RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 7200MHz DDR5 Gaming Memory Kit KD5AGUA80-728340G
R 8,000.00

Hiksemi 4GB DDR3
R 150.00
Mushkin 4GB DDR3
R 150.00

Hyper X fury 8GB 2400mhz
R 550.00

ADATA Premier Seris 8GB (1 x 8GB) 2400MHz DDR4 High Quality Desktop Memory / 8GB 2400MHz DDR4
R 500.00

KLEV CRAS XR RGB 8GB 4000Mhz
R 750.00

Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4 3200MHz Desktop Memory (CMK32GX4M1D3000C16) (sold separately)
R 500.00
Samsung 8GB DDR4
R 500.00
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 4GB
R 150.00
4GB Crucial Ballistix Sport LT DDR4-2400MHz
Overview
The Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 4GB DDR4-2400 is a single low‑profile memory module built to boost older DDR4 systems or to complete a dual‑channel kit. It runs at 2400MT/s (commonly marketed as 2400MHz effective), uses the DDR4 standard at a nominal 1.2V and is part of Crucial's Ballistix Sport LT family — designed for reliable everyday performance with modest overclocking headroom via XMP profiles.
Performance & Technical Details
At 2400MT/s the module delivers a theoretical peak bandwidth of about 19.2GB/s on a 64‑bit transfer path. Ballistix Sport LT modules of this speed are commonly specified with CAS latencies around CL16 (typical for DDR4-2400), giving responsive access times for web, office and light multimedia tasks. As Crucial is Micron's consumer brand, these modules are built on proven Micron DRAM technology and include Intel XMP‑ready SPD for easy profile selection on compatible motherboards.
Practical Use Cases
This 4GB stick is best suited for light duty machines: office PCs, invoicing/point‑of‑sale systems, light web browsing and media playback. It's useful as a budget upgrade for an older laptop or desktop that currently has 2GB or a faulty DIMM, or as part of a matched pair to enable dual‑channel operation (we recommend installing two identical modules for best memory bandwidth). It is not ideal as a lone module for modern gaming or heavy multitasking — contemporary games and content creation workflows typically require 8GB–32GB of RAM.
Specifications
- Model: Crucial Ballistix Sport LT
- Capacity: 4GB (single module)
- Type: DDR4 SDRAM
- Speed: DDR4-2400 (2400MT/s effective)
- Voltage: 1.2V (DDR4 standard)
- Typical Latency: ~CL16 (common for 2400MT/s modules)
- Profile: XMP‑ready for easy configuration
- Form factor: 288‑pin DIMM (desktop) / low‑profile heat spreader
- Theoretical bandwidth: ~19.2GB/s per 64‑bit channel
Who this is best suited for
Ideal for users upgrading older DDR4 desktops or building entry‑level systems that only need light multitasking — think office machines, small home PCs, basic media playback rigs, or technicians replacing a single faulty module. For gamers, content creators or heavy multitaskers, consider moving to 8GB+ (or matched dual‑channel kits) for noticeably better performance.
R 250.00

Hiksemi 8GB DDR4 3200 U-DIMM
Hiksemi 8GB DDR4 3200 U-DIMM
The Hiksemi 8GB DDR4 3200 U-DIMM is a single 8GB desktop memory module running at DDR4-3200 (3200 MT/s). It is a 288‑pin, unbuffered (U‑DIMM), non‑ECC stick that targets mainstream desktop upgrades and builds where cost-effective, fast system memory is required.
Performance and technical details
DDR4-3200 operates at the standard 1.2V DDR4 rail and most modules at this speed commonly use CAS latencies around CL16 (timings can vary by binning and firmware). At 3200 MT/s you get noticeably higher memory bandwidth than older DDR4-2133/2400 parts, which translates to quicker app load times, snappier multitasking and better frame pacing in CPU‑bound gaming scenes. The 288‑pin U‑DIMM form factor fits all standard desktop motherboards that support DDR4 DIMMs.
Practical use cases
A single 8GB DDR4-3200 module is ideal for general office work, web browsing, media playback and light photo editing. Paired in dual‑channel (two identical modules) it becomes a solid choice for 1080p gaming when matched with a capable CPU and GPU — gaming performance improves when memory runs in dual channel at 3200 MT/s, especially on AMD Ryzen systems where Infinity Fabric scales with memory speed. For heavier tasks like 4K video editing, large Photoshop projects or virtual machines, 16GB or 32GB is recommended, so this module works best as part of a cost-conscious upgrade path.
Specs summary
- Capacity: 8GB (single module)
- Type: DDR4 U‑DIMM (desktop)
- Speed: DDR4-3200 (3200 MT/s)
- Voltage: 1.2V (standard for DDR4)
- Pins: 288‑pin
- ECC: No (non‑ECC), Buffered: No (unbuffered)
- Typical latency: around CL16 (may vary by batch/manufacturer)
Who it's best suited for
This Hiksemi 8GB DDR4-3200 U‑DIMM is best suited for everyday desktop users upgrading from older, slower memory, budget gamers building a dual‑channel kit with a second module, and general‑purpose systems where stable, reasonably fast RAM is needed without ECC. For power users working with large media files, multiple VMs or intensive content creation, combine two modules or opt for higher total capacity.
R 500.00
Generic DDR3 8GB Desktop RAM (Used)
Overview
This is a Generic DDR3 8GB desktop memory module — a 240‑pin DIMM built to add capacity to older desktop platforms. DDR3 was the mainstream DRAM standard before DDR4, and an 8GB stick is a common, cost‑effective upgrade for systems that still use DDR3 memory slots.
Performance & technical details
DDR3 modules operate with an 8‑bit prefetch and typical transfer rates from 800 MT/s up to about 2133 MT/s; most generic desktop 8GB DDR3 sticks you’ll find are in the 1333 MT/s (PC3‑10600) to 1600 MT/s (PC3‑12800) range with CAS latencies commonly around CL9–CL11. Standard desktop DDR3 runs at 1.5V (DDR3L is a 1.35V variant — check your motherboard if low‑voltage is required). Physically this module is a 240‑pin unbuffered DIMM (non‑ECC) intended for consumer motherboards rather than server ECC slots.
Real‑world use cases
An 8GB DDR3 module is ideal for office work, web browsing, email, streaming, light photo editing and general multitasking on older PCs. In lightweight gaming it will support many older or less demanding titles at 1080p when paired with an appropriate CPU/GPU; however, for modern AAA gaming, 4K editing or heavy 3D rendering you’ll see limitations compared to DDR4/DDR5 systems and higher core‑count CPUs. Installing a second identical stick unlocks dual‑channel memory bandwidth, which noticeably improves integrated GPU performance and general responsiveness on DDR3 platforms.
Specs summary
- Capacity: 8GB
- Type: DDR3 (240‑pin desktop DIMM)
- Typical speeds: 800–2133 MT/s (commonly 1333 / 1600 MT/s)
- Voltage: typically 1.5V (DDR3L is 1.35V — confirm motherboard compatibility)
- Form factor: Unbuffered, non‑ECC DIMM for consumer desktops
- Use case: upgrade older LGA/AM3 platforms, enable dual‑channel when paired
Who this is ideal for
Best suited to South African users refurbishing or extending the life of older desktops — think office PCs, home media machines, schools and small businesses running older Intel or AMD motherboards (LGA 1155/1156, AM3/AM3+ era). Also a sensible, low‑cost upgrade if you want smoother multitasking or better integrated GPU performance by moving to 8GB (or to a 2x4GB/2x8GB dual‑channel kit).
R 300.00
generic DDR3 4GB Ram
Overview
This is a generic 4GB DDR3 RAM module — a standard-generation DDR3 memory stick offering 4 gigabytes of DRAM capacity. DDR3 launched in the late 2000s and remains the mainstream memory type used in many older desktops and laptops. A 4GB module is a low-cost way to boost responsiveness on legacy systems or add capacity to lightweight machines.
Technical details
The module is DDR3 (double data rate type 3) technology. Typical DDR3 speeds range from DDR3-1066 (1066MT/s) up to DDR3-1600 (1600MT/s); a DDR3-1600 stick delivers up to 12.8GB/s of theoretical bandwidth on a single 64-bit channel. Standard consumer DDR3 runs at 1.5V, while DDR3L variants run at 1.35V — most generic 4GB modules are unbuffered, non‑ECC consumer parts with common CAS latencies in the CL9–CL11 range. Note that desktop modules use DIMM form factor and laptops use SO‑DIMM; ensure you select the correct form factor for your machine.
Performance & practical use cases
A single 4GB DDR3 stick is ideal for lightweight tasks: web browsing, email, office suites, point-of-sale terminals, small home servers, and keeping older Windows 7/8 or Linux systems usable. In practical terms, 4GB on a DDR3 machine will run basic 1080p video playback and legacy games at low-to-medium settings, but it is limiting for modern multitasking, current Windows 10/11 workloads, or content creation. For noticeably better performance, pair two identical modules to enable dual-channel memory mode (which increases effective bandwidth). If you mix modules with different speeds or timings, the system will typically run all RAM at the slower module's speed.
Specs summary
- Capacity: 4GB
- Memory type: DDR3 (Double Data Rate 3)
- Typical speeds: DDR3-1066 / DDR3-1333 / DDR3-1600 (module-specific)
- Typical voltage: 1.5V (DDR3); DDR3L variants at 1.35V
- Latency: commonly CL9–CL11 on consumer sticks
- Form factors: Desktop DIMM or Laptop SO‑DIMM (select per system)
- ECC / Registered: Typically unbuffered, non‑ECC (consumer grade)
- Data width: 64‑bit per module; single module bandwidth example: DDR3‑1600 ≈ 12.8GB/s
Who this is ideal for
Best suited for owners of older desktops or laptops that need an affordable memory boost — small business POS rigs, schools, basic office PCs, and users restoring legacy machines or running lightweight Linux distributions. Not recommended as a primary upgrade for modern gaming rigs or heavy video editing work where 8GB+ DDR4/DDR5 is the norm.
R 150.00

Sk hynix 8GB 2444mhz DDR4
R 500.00
4GB DDR4 Standard Desktop RAM
Overview
This is a 4GB DDR4 memory module — a single-stick of fourth-generation DRAM. DDR4 brought higher clock rates and lower operating voltage compared with DDR3 (standard 1.2V vs ~1.5V), improved prefetch and internal efficiency, and common speeds that range from ~2133MT/s up to 3200MT/s and beyond. Modules are supplied as either 288-pin DIMM (desktop) or 260-pin SODIMM (laptop) depending on the SKU.
Performance and real-world behaviour
At 4GB capacity this module provides a modest amount of RAM suitable for light tasks: web browsing with a few tabs, office productivity (Word/Excel), media playback and compact HTPC builds. DDR4’s higher bandwidth and lower latency (typical consumer CAS timings fall in the CL15–CL19 window depending on speed) give noticeably better throughput than DDR3 in memory-sensitive tasks. However, 4GB will be a bottleneck for modern Windows 10/11 multitasking, recent AAA gaming, and video editing — those activities benefit from 8–16GB or more. Running two identical 4GB sticks in dual-channel doubles memory bandwidth and noticeably improves frame rates and system responsiveness versus a single stick.
Specifications
- Capacity: 4GB
- Memory type: DDR4 (fourth-generation DRAM)
- Typical speeds: commonly 2133–3200 MT/s (actual speed depends on the specific module)
- Voltage: standard DDR4 ~1.2V
- Form factor: desktop 288-pin DIMM or laptop 260-pin SODIMM (depends on SKU)
- ECC/Buffered: typically non‑ECC, unbuffered for consumer modules
Who this is best suited for
Ideal for budget desktop or laptop upgrades where the goal is to replace a defective stick or give an older machine enough memory for light productivity, school use, simple media playback or compact HTPC duties. Not recommended as the sole memory for heavy gaming, content creation or professional multitasking — power users should choose higher capacities or dual-channel kits.
R 150.00