Was looking to upgrade my USFF with an 11th-gen Intel processor and found these. Not the cheapest but it'll do. ATL according to Camelx3.
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Would you care to elaborate on your recommendation?
I've got an HP Probook 11th gen i5 (cheap 2nd hand), I've contemplated a few times to increase memory, but it appears that the most budget-friendly RAM modules are never indicated as compatible. Suspected some interplay with single/dual rank, but one that is indicated as compatible is Crucial's CT16G4SFRA32A, where the "RA" in its model name indicates that it's random single/dual rank.
It currently has a particular 8GB module in it, but (of course) not the most budget-friendly to buy, and no real guarantee that it will still run when in dual channel… decisions decisions…
What I want to point out is that RAM modules sold individually are typically tested only for single-channel operation. In contrast, products sold in pairs are tested for dual-channel configurations.
Crucial's website offers a search tool that helps you find compatible RAM for your specific computer. I recommend using that tool.
Although some older laptops may not officially support DDR4 RAM speeds beyond 3200MHz according to their manuals, in my experience, they can still recognise and use these. However, the laptop may not fully utilize the maximum performance of the RAM.
If you have an amazon prime membership, you can buy the same or a similar 8gb currently installed and test it. Return it if it doesn't work properly.
I bought couple days ago with the$20 save20 coupon. Over 2 days so $148 for 2x32gb.
I bought the same but 2x32GB for $199 for my usff yesterday. I recommend the above if you need single-channel memory, but I don't recommend it if you’re considering dual-channel configuration.