Kingston Fury Impact 16GB DDR4 3200MHz SODIMM CL20 Laptop RAM

The Kingston Fury Impact 16GB DDR4 3200MHz SODIMM is a single-module laptop memory kit engineered for systems that demand reliable, higher-speed DDR4 performance. Designed specifically in the SODIMM form factor, it slots directly into compatible laptops and small form-factor systems, making it a straightforward upgrade path for users looking to increase their system memory capacity without replacing existing hardware. Running at a rated speed of 3200MHz with a CAS latency of CL20 and full timings of 20-22-22, this module delivers predictable, consistent memory throughput for everyday productivity workloads, content creation tasks, and general multitasking. The operating voltage of 1.2V is in line with standard DDR4 SODIMM specifications, meaning it does not require additional power headroom beyond what a typical laptop power system provides. The kit ships as a single 16GB module, giving users flexibility to install it as a standalone upgrade or, on platforms with two memory slots, pair it with an identical module for dual-channel operation (subject to motherboard and platform support). Kingston's Fury Impact line is designed with a low-profile form factor suited to the physical constraints found in most modern laptop chassis. Kingston has been a long-standing supplier of compatible memory modules and carries an established presence in the consumer and enthusiast memory segment. The KF432S20IB/16 SKU is identifiable by GTIN 740617318395. Verified Specifications: - Form Factor: SODIMM - Memory Generation: DDR4 - Capacity: 16GB (1 x 16GB) - Speed: 3200MHz - CAS Latency: CL20 - Timings: 20-22-22 - Voltage: 1.2V - SKU / Part Number: KF432S20IB/16 - GTIN: 740617318395 Note: The source listing contains a conflicting attribute tagging this module as DDR5 and as Desktop Memory; both are inconsistent with the product name, SKU, description content, and SODIMM form factor stated in the same source. The DDR4 SODIMM classification sourced from the product name and specification list is used here as the authoritative designation. Manual review is recommended to correct the source attribute data