DDR4 RAM Upgrade in Four Bungalows

DDR4 (Double Data Rate 4th Generation) remains the dominant memory standard across the vast majority of laptops and desktops in Four Bungalows in 2026. Despite DDR5's arrival, DDR4 offers the best combination of compatibility, price, and availability for most users. If your laptop or computer was manufactured between 2015 and 2024, it almost certainly uses DDR4.

DDR4 vs DDR3 vs DDR5 — Which Do You Have?

The #1 mistake in self-upgrades is buying the wrong DDR generation. DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 are physically incompatible — the notch position is different, and forcing the wrong module can damage the slot. Our technicians identify your exact DDR type in seconds using your laptop model or CPU generation. Intel 6th–12th Gen and AMD Ryzen 1000–5000 use DDR4. Older systems use DDR3. Newer 13th Gen+ may use DDR5.

Choosing the Right DDR4 Speed

DDR4 comes in speeds from 2133MHz to 3600MHz. Your laptop or desktop has a maximum supported speed — installing a faster module won't help (it'll just downclock to your system's max). Conversely, installing a slower module will throttle your existing stick down to match. We ensure the new module exactly matches your system's speed rating and CAS latency for optimal dual-channel performance.

Dual-Channel Configuration

Two RAM sticks in dual-channel mode provide significantly more bandwidth than a single stick — often 20–30% faster in memory-intensive tasks. If your laptop has 2 slots, we always recommend paired modules (e.g., 2×8GB instead of 1×16GB). Our technicians configure dual-channel correctly and verify it's active in BIOS after installation.

Full DDR4 Service in Four Bungalows

Free compatibility check, genuine branded modules, anti-static installation, dual-channel configuration, and memory stress testing — all included. Service available across Four Bungalows, 7 days a week, 9 AM – 9 PM. Free pickup and delivery for laptops.