Kingston Technology System Specific Memory KCP3L16ND8/8 memory module 8 GB 1 x 8 GB DDR3L 1600 MT/s 240-pin DIMM

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For £74.99 ex-VAT, this is a pretty straightforward “keep the lights on” upgrade: Kingston DDR3L 8GB, single 8GB stick. If you’ve got an older office PC, lab machine, or a legacy server/small workstation that already uses DDR3L and has a spare DIMM slot, it’s a sensible way to add breathing room without paying silly money for newer kits. Kingston tends to be reliable in mixed business environments too, and a single module is often the easiest option when you don’t want to guess at matching sets.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for anything that’s already DDR4/DDR5, or for systems where you’re aiming for a big performance uplift—DDR3 is what it is, and one 8GB stick will only help so much if your workloads are truly memory-hungry. Also, check your system’s supported memory type/speeds before you spend: older hardware can be picky, and the last thing you want is a “new” module running down to the slowest setting or not being accepted at all. If you confirm it’s the right DDR3L platform, this is good value; if not, it’ll feel like a £75 bottle of water in a drought.