CRUCIAL DDR5 LAPTOP MEMORY

DDR5
Not Just Faster. Better.

Harness second-gen DDR5 performance right out of the box

Empower your next-generation, multi-core CPU on the go

Crucial^® DDR5 Memory has the blazing speed and massive bandwidth needed for the next generation of multi-core CPUs¹. This innovative technology empowers your system to multitask better, load, analyze, edit, and render faster, game with higher frame rates, uncover data insights faster, enhance productivity to save time and money, significantly reduce lag for heavy workloads and optimize power efficiency over the previous generation². Available in speeds up to 5,600MT/s and densities up to 48GB⁴, Crucial DDR5 Memory can enable your computer¹ to harness performance that was once only possible with extreme performance memory³.

Speed

up to 5,600MT/s

Voltage

1.1V

Technology

DDR5

Densities ^4,7

8, 12, 16, 24, 32, and 48GB

Warranty¹¹

Limited lifetime

Form Factor

SODIMM

Extreme performance right out of the box

Crucial DDR5 Memory can transfer data up to 1.75x faster and deliver up to 2x more bandwidth than DDR4, resulting in shorter load times, file transfers, downloads, lag time and improved refresh rates. Performance is enhanced not just during testing, but in real-world conditions².

No latency downsides with DDR5

Crucial DDR5’s system latency, measured in nanoseconds, is only up to 3% longer than DDR4 during testing¹³, meaning real-world latency performances are virtually the same. With Crucial DDR5 delivering up to 2x more bandwidth, DDR4 is still outperformed.

Optimized power efficiency

For improved efficiency and stability, Crucial DDR5 introduces on-module voltage regulation with a power management integrated circuit (PMIC), which was on the motherboard with older memory technologies. This results in improved signaling and cleaner power regulation for the modules (SODIMMs)⁸. Moreover, DDR5’s on-module operating voltage is only 1.1V compared to DDR4’s 1.2V.

Micron quality – tested reliability you can trust

As one of only three global memory manufacturers, and with 45 years of memory expertise, Micron delivers cutting-edge engineering and superior component and module-level testing for all Crucial DRAM products

Only with a DDR5-enabled CPU and motherboard. DDR5 desktop memory is not compatible with DDR4 motherboards.
Under memory-intensive workloads, DDR5 can deliver up to 2x the bandwidth, per an internal simulation of dual ranked x8 modules in client platforms.
DDR5 4,800MT/s speeds are comparable to extreme-performance DDR4 memory speeds and 1.5x faster than maximum standard DDR4 speeds of 3200MT/s.
12GB, 24GB and 48GB densities are only available in SODIMM form factors.
Since 12th Gen Intel® Core™ processors are compatible with either DDR4 or DDR5 memory, adopting DDR5 will yield superior system performance.
DDR5 data rate of 4,800MT/s transfers 1.5x more data than the maximum standard DDR4 data rate of 3,200MT/s.
Densities at launch and those planned are defined by JEDEC for the life of the DDR5 generation of memory.
DDR5 modules (DIMMs) introduce voltage regulation on the module through a power management integrated circuit (PMIC), which enables better power regulation and reduces the scope of DRAM power delivery network (PDN) management on the motherboard for increased efficiency.
On-die ECC (ODECC) is a feature of the DDR5 component specification and should not be confused with the module-level ECC features on server and workstation RDIMMs, LRDIMMs, ECC UDIMMs and ECC. Crucial DDR5 Memory includes ODECC but does not include the additional components necessary for system level ECC.
Compared to published DDR4-3200 speeds.
Limited lifetime warranty valid everywhere except Germany and France, where warranty is valid for ten years from the date of purchase.
Includes 5-star Amazon reviews for Crucial desktop, laptop and memory for Mac DRAM products as of July, 2021.
DDR5 launch speeds of 4,800MT/s delivers 1.87x the bandwidth of the maximum standard DDR4 speeds of 3,200MT/s. Despite, true latency for DDR5-4800 being longer than DDR4-3200, because of the improved channel efficiency, DDR5 still outperforms DDR4 in effective bandwidth.